AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association)

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AMIA is a professional association of individuals and corporations.

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Location

United States, Maryland, Bethesda

Employees

201-500

Phone

+1 301-657-1291

Founded date

1988

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May 16, 2023	Survey Finds Women’s Health Apps Are Among The Least Trusted: What To Know And How To Keep Your Data As Safe As Possible	“Be careful,” a White House spokesperson advised in July 2022, less than a month after the Dobbs decision to overturn Roe v. Wade had been officially published. The spokesperson was warning women who lived in abortion-unfriendly states to t...
Dec 15, 2022	Rimidi Named to 2022 CB Insights’ Digital Health 150 List	The recognition is truly a testament to the work our team is doing to improve care coordination and collaboration for our customers and within the industry at large. ATLANTA (PRWEB) December 15, 2022 Driven in part by the company’s recent a...
Mar 22, 2021	DSS, Inc. Presenting at the AMIA 2021 Virtual Informatics Summit	“These poster sessions and panel emphasize DSS’ commitment during and after COVID-19 to continue to enhance the patient journey at the VA with the most cutting-edge health IT solutions that ensure the best care possible for Veterans,” said ...
Jan 6, 2020	AMIA President & CEO, Douglas B. Fridsma Steps Down	Douglas B. Fridsma, MD, Ph.D., FACP, FACMI, FAMIA – Douglas B. Fridsma, MD, Ph.D., FACP, FACMI, FAMIA is stepping down as President and CEO of The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA). – Karen Greenwood, Executive Vice President,...
Feb 12, 2019	HIMSS19 Day 2 Announcements & Summary	Accenture: Millenials & Gen Z Are Shifting to Virtual, Retail, Clinic, Digital Care Millennial and Gen Z consumers in the U.S. are rapidly adopting non-traditional care models, such as retail clinics, virtual and digital services, accor...
Nov 7, 2017	OpenNotes and AMIA join forces to improve patient access to health records	Started in 2010, OpenNotes is an initiative committed to spreading the availability of patient visit notes. Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, AMIA is a nonprofit organization that aids informatics professionals. By joining together, the ...
May 24, 2017	The healthcare budget from hell: A roundup of responses to Trump’s proposals for FY 2018	Lawmakers made clear that once the were done the budget would look much different than the president’s proposals, as has been the case with prior administration proposals. Still, it’s breathtaking how many people Trump has managed to aliena...
Nov 17, 2016	Medical informatics pros offer prescriptions to improve EHRs	Specifically, speakers had a lot to say — in about 8 minutes each, including Q&A — about how EHRs were less than optimal and how to improve the technology. “We’ve all been lied to,” said Dr. Christopher Hollweg, a clinical informatics f...
Nov 15, 2016	New NLM chief wants to focus on data, consumer friendliness	National Library of Medicine Director Patricia Flatley Brennan speaks at AMIA 2016 in Chicago. Print media may be withering on the vine, but don’t write off libraries just yet. In fact, the director of the National Library of Medicine sees ...
Nov 18, 2015	Wachter: Digital health is now the norm, but it needs work	Much of that had to do with Meaningful Use, the federal health IT incentive program that has paid out some $30 billion to date to convince doctors and hospitals to switch to electronic health records. That has changing the industry, but the...
Nov 18, 2015	Study: PAs, NPs do more e-prescribing in pediatric ED	Lead poster author Dr. Mordechai Raskas, a fellow in pediatric emergency medicine at the hospital, attributed the difference to several factors, one of which seems to have been an oversight. When e-prescribing, practitioners have to ask pat...
Nov 18, 2015	Twitter helps shed light on gender identity in healthcare	As Hicks said at the American Medical Informatics Association’s annual symposium in San Francisco, said Twitter is the “Wild West” when it comes to sensitivity. Indeed, in mining Twitter as a first step toward addressing gender identificati...
Nov 17, 2015	App Exchange? Nope, Epic’s new store is the App Orchard	Epic will screen all apps submitted to App Orchard before making them available to its customers. “We will have a review process like Apple has a review process and Google should,” DeVault said. It’s clear Epic is paying homage to Apple wit...
May 7, 2013	The problem with big data in health? Too much focus on technology instead of people/process	For example, he said, the last few years have been dominated by a focus on Meaningful Use and the deployment of electronic medical records. Getting the technological infrastructure in order for this to happen is one thing, but Fickenscher u...
	Study: PAs, NPs do more e-prescribing in pediatric ED	Perhaps it’s workflow, perhaps it’s culture, perhaps it’s just the nature of the setting, but physician assistants and nurse practitioners have been e-prescribing at a higher rate than physicians in the emergency department of one major ped...
	Wachter: Digital health is now the norm, but it needs work	In closing the annual American Medical Informatics Association conference in San Francisco Wednesday, Dr. Robert Wachter, chief hospitalist and chief of the medical service at nearby UCSF Medical Center, told the audience that he is “kind o...
	The problem with big data in health? Too much focus on technology instead of people/process	One of the great things about going to industry conferences is hearing people who are skilled presenters — meaning they can explain things that everyone probably notices, but do so in a way that makes problems and potential solutions seem s...
	The healthcare budget from hell: A roundup of responses to Trump’s proposals for FY 2018	In March, there was an enormous outcry to President Donald Trump’s budget blueprints that called for a 19 percent cut to NIH, among other healthcare spending proposals. A few months later, Trump’s more detailed budget has deeper cuts across...
	Twitter helps shed light on gender identity in healthcare	Since 2011, the Institute of Medicine has recommended that healthcare providers collect data on patient gender identity. It’s part of an overall push by the IOM to increase research into social influences on the health of LGBT populations. ...
	App Exchange? Nope, Epic’s new store is the App Orchard	It’s a name with juice, and perhaps more than a little hint of Apple. When electronic health records market leader Epic Systems launches its long-awaited app store in the next month or two, the previously reported App Exchange name will be ...
	Medical informatics pros offer prescriptions to improve EHRs	Academic and scientific presentations can get tedious, so it was a breath of fresh air to attend an “Ignite” session at this week’s American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Annual Symposium in Chicago. That format supports a rapid-fi...
	OpenNotes and AMIA join forces to improve patient access to health records	A new collaboration between OpenNotes and the American Medical Informatics Association is aimed at giving patients better access to their provider’s clinical notes. The joint effort was announced during this year’s AMIA Annual Symposium, wh...
	New NLM chief wants to focus on data, consumer friendliness	National Library of Medicine Director Patricia Flatley Brennan speaks at AMIA 2016 in Chicago. Print media may be withering on the vine, but don’t write off libraries just yet. In fact, the director of the National Library of Medicine sees ...

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When was AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) founded?

AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) was founded in 1988.

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Parsers VC has collected 24 articles mentioning AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association), among them “Survey Finds Women’s Health Apps Are Among The Least Trusted: What To Know And How To Keep Your Data As Safe As Possible” (May 16, 2023) and “Rimidi Named to 2022 CB Insights’ Digital Health 150 List” (Dec 15, 2022).

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Yes, AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Apr 14, 2025.