Program Schedule
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110113:4515:15 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
7:00 AM - 8:30 AM PDT
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Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110107:0008:30 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
7:00 AM - 8:30 AM PDT
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Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110207:0008:30 000 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110117:3019:00 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM PDT
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W11: Human Subject Research in the Era of Emerging Digital Technologies, Ubiquity of Algorithms, and Evolving Privacy Norms (sponsored by Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues Working Group)
SOLD OUT
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The field of medical informatics increasingly leverage emerging everyday digital technology to recruit human subjects, implement interventions, collect and analyze data, and disseminate findings. The scale at and the manner in which information from emerging digital technology can be collected and analyzed for research differ greatly from traditional in-person randomized controlled trials. These changes have the potential to shift human subject research paradigms and alter core concepts of research ethics, such as informed consent, autonomy, and confidentiality. Artificial intelligence is now commonly embedded in smartphone applications. Algorithms and models evolve with the personal information that people provide through their use of digital technologies. The changing landscape in which personal information is collected, analyzed, and shared and people’s changing perceptions regarding personal information raise questions about the suitability of the prevailing ethical framework for research with human subjects. The proposed Collaborative workshop aims to develop an ethical framework that is adequate for protecting human subjects in the digital age and develop meaningful resources for the scientific community. To do so, we propose to hold a workshop in which a diverse set of experts and researchers in bioethics, medicine, nursing, clinical psychology, computing, and engineering will discuss example research cases to address how current ethical, legal, regulatory, or social issues, either in degree or kind, address (or not address) the use of digital technologies in human subject research in the face of people’s changing perceptions on sharing personal information and the ubiquitous use of artificial intelligence in everyday digital technology. The workshop will generate white papers and training guidelines outlining shortcomings of current ethical framework for addressing the ethical, legal, and social issues related to the use of digital technologies in research to further inform the designing requirements of training and educational tools for professionals, students, researchers, and public. Speaker(s): Speaker: Jina Huh-Yoo, Drexel University College of Computer and Informatics
Legal, Ethical, Social and Regulatory Issues
Patient Safety
Education and Training
Workshop - Collaborative
Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W11
Credit: 6.00 |
Location: Aqua 310 Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W11
Credit: 6.00 |
2021103008:3016:30 022 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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Nursing Informatics Working Group Special Event: The Future of Nursing: Charting a Path to Achieve Health Equity – A Nursing Informatics Perspective
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Purpose: To provide an overview of the National Academy of Medicine Future of Nursing 2020-2030 Report. This event will focus on the role of nursing informaticists in achieving goals reports recommendations. Specifically, how nurse informaticists will participate in improving the health of individuals, families, and communities by addressing social determinants of health and providing effective, efficient, equitable, and accessible care for across the care continuum, as well as identifying the system facilitators and barriers to achieving this goal. Speaker(s): Speaker: Karen Monsen, University of Minnesota, School of Nursing Speaker: Victoria Tiase, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Speaker: Nancy Beale, Telemetrix RPM Speaker: Robert Lucero Speaker: Judy Murphy
Special Event
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 |
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 |
2021103108:0012:00 028 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM PDT
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Tribute to Departed Colleagues: ACMI Committee of Historians Special Session
This session is a tribute to our recently deceased colleagues Milt Corn, Reed Gardner, Tom Piemme, John Fox, and Howard Bleich. All who have appreciated the insights and deep human qualities of these individuals will be able to say a few words in their honor with a brief anecdote to make us all laugh and cry and reflect on the ways in which they helped make us better people in our pursuits both professional and otherwise. The meeting agenda is planned to have two invited presenters give a brief tribute to each of our deceased friends followed by a 10-minute open mic period when other attendees can join and share their remembrances (keeping them to about 30 seconds each should help include as many people as can be accommodated in a 15 minute interval of tributes for each of our deceased friends.
5:00 PM Meeting Introduction by Robert Greenes 5:00 – 5:15 PM Remembering Milt Corn 5:15 – 5:30 PM Remembering Reed Gardner 5:30 – 5:45 PM Remembering Tom Piemme 5:45 – 6:00 PM Remembering John Fox 6:00 – 6:15 PM Remembering Howard Bleich 6:15 – 6:30 PM Concluding Remarks and final Open Mic
Special Event
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 |
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 |
2021110117:0018:30 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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IPS02: Progressing in the Use of AI/ML for Excellence in Clinical Operations – Northern Light Health’s Strategy (Cerner Presentation))
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. A real-time health system is a next generation health provider organization that relies on advanced analytics to achieve predictable excellence in clinical, operational, and financial outcomes. Health systems are faced with many options to incorporate real-time analytics, as well as AI/ML models, into workflows to support their strategic plans. It can be challenging to decide on how to best invest in the right technologies, especially in Command Center settings. Dr. April Giard, Chief Information Officer at Northern Light Health, is focused on accelerating the integration of real-time and predictive data into critical decision making. Through a roadmap of technology investments and people and process change, NLH is on a journey to becoming a real-time health system. Speaker(s): Speaker: Lisa Gulker, Cerner Corporation Speaker: April Giard
Corporate
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: IPS02
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: IPS02
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2021110208:3010:00 002 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 |
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 |
2021103117:3019:00 000 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S16: Panel - LEAP 2020: Cutting Edge Health Information Technology Tools for Research
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The utilization of application programming interfaces (APIs) in healthcare has potential to enhance population health, patient care and research. Furthered by regulation issued by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), patients and providers will have greater access to electronic health information. In anticipation of a new generation of health IT, ONC issued the Leading Edge Acceleration Projects (LEAP) in Health IT funding opportunity, to advance well-designed, interoperable, and scalable health IT for care and research. This panel will present findings, learnings, and accomplishments from the LEAP work to-date and discuss objectives of the newest 2020 funded initiatives, focused on reducing provider and health system burden of utilizing health IT, while incorporating data access and use via an API for innovative purposes in support of care and research. The panel will showcase the two most recent innovative initiatives, an effort to build a platform that leverages bulk data to support an ecosystem for research and learning, and a landscape analysis to explore, identify, and describe current open health IT-based tools for research. Speaker(s): Speaker: Kristen Miller, MedStar Health National Center for Human Factors in Healthcare Speaker: Kevin Chaney, Veterans Health Administration Speaker: Kenneth Mandl, Boston Children's Hospital Speaker: Ronald Romero Barrientos, MedStar Health National Center for Human Factors in Healthcare
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Informatics Implementation
Standards
Panel
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S16
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S16
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110108:3010:00 028 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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S40: Panel - Accelerating the Use of Standardized APIs to Support Real-World Data and Real-World Evidence for Health Care and Research
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The 21st Century Cures Act (Cures Act), enacted in 2016, promotes and funds efforts in research, precision medicine, drug and medical device development, and addresses issues related to the opioid crisis and mental health service delivery in the United States. The Cures Act also supports adoption and use of real-world data (RWD) to support drug development processes and healthcare decisions by developing guidelines for use of real-world evidence (RWE) to make regulatory decisions, post-market requirements, and new indications for approved drugs. Additionally, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) Cures Act Final Rule promotes adoption and use of standardized application programming interfaces (APIs) such as the Health Level Seven (HL7®) Fast Health Interoperability Resource (FHIR®) APIs for data exchange between health IT systems and health care applications (apps). This emerging ecosystem of APIs and apps allows developers and data aggregators to expand their product offerings to support life sciences and research communities as RWD and RWE become more prolific. Panelists will bring government, standards, research, and industry perspectives regarding successes, barriers, and challenges of using standardized APIs for the collection and exchange of RWD and RWE to support clinical research, precision medicine, drug development, and other uses. Speaker(s): Speaker: Kevin Chaney, Veterans Health Administration Speaker: Gideon Gordon, U.S. Food and Drug Administration Speaker: Andrew Kress, Health Verity Speaker: Vera Mucaj, Datavant Speaker: Anita Samarth, Clinovations GovHealth
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Precision Medicine
Real-World Data Value/Cost of Care
Panel
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S40
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S40
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110113:4515:15 064 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM PDT
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W14: Exploring mechanisms to examine racial biases within a LHS framework (sponsored by Nursing Informatics Working Group)
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. A Learning Health System (LHS) uses a continuous cycle of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting health data to change practice based on the evidence. LHS is an ideal framework used to improve healthcare. A barrier to the implementation of the LHS, is identifying racial bias and disparities within the cycle of the system. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality is seeking information from the public on racial bias in clinical decision making that may contribute to health disparities. Increasing recognition of system-wide health disparities is motivating researchers and clinicians to build fair LHS; however, they still do not understand where and how to approach the issue. This workshop will be a collaborative learning space focused on the topic of racial bias in LHS, as well as current efforts and future directions to reduce bias and improve diversity. Participants will recognize existing biases within a LHS framework and be able to move toward reducing bias in research and clinical practice. Speaker(s): Speaker: Alaa Albashayreh, University of Iowa Speaker: Greg Alexander, Columbia University School of Nursing Speaker: Suzanne Bakken, Columbia University Speaker: Kenrick Cato, Columbia School of Nursing Speaker: Young Ji Lee, University of Pittsburgh Speaker: Ruth Masterson Creber, Weill Cornell Medicine Speaker: Nicole Weiskopf, Oregon Health & Science University
Health Equity
Legal, Ethical, Social and Regulatory Issues
Medical Racism
Workshop - Collaborative
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: W14
Credit: 3.00 |
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: W14
Credit: 3.00 |
2021103013:0016:30 028 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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LB03: Panel - Addressing the Digital Divide to Promote Health Equity
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Despite wide adoption of electronic health records (EHRs), a “digital divide” persists between high- and low-resource healthcare settings. However, informatics interventions that specifically target underserved populations can reduce inequities. In this panel, a multidisciplinary group of experts will discuss aspects of a research-practice partnership across multiple federally funded projects that aim to increase the reach and uptake of evidence-based prevention and treatments in underserved populations. Presentations will cover 1) examples of pragmatic clinical trials focused on informatics interventions to increase the uptake of evidence-based prevention and treatments, along with a multisector partnership that supports these implementation studies; 2) rapid-cycle design and adaption of informatics interventions; 3) sociotechnical and EHR adaptation approaches; and 4) population health management approaches. Presenters will cover a broad range of projects, including a study case focused on increasing the uptake of COVID-19 vaccination and testing in underserved communities. Speaker(s): Speaker: David Wetter, University of Utah and Huntsman Cancer Institute Speaker: Bryan Gibson, Dept of Biomedical Informatics, Univ of Utah School of Medicine Speaker: Guilherme Del Fiol, University of Utah Speaker: Chelsey Schlechter, University of Utah
Panel
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: LB03
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: LB03
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2021110110:3012:00 038 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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LB05: Panel - Lessons in Health Equity from the CMS AI Health Outcomes Challenge
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. In April 2021, the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced the winner and runner-up of the CMS Artificial Intelligence Health Outcomes Challenge, the largest-ever prize competition for innovators to demonstrate how AI solutions can predict patient health events. The two-year competition was described as “an exciting example of how public/private partnerships can drive innovation.” This panel will explore how the winner and runner-up in the AI Challenge approached health equity by measuring and mitigating algorithmic bias. The panelists will discuss the current and future state of algorithmic bias in applications using healthcare claims data, debating topics such as: 1) how to effectively identify the sources of bias in AI algorithms—including data quality and representativeness, 2) the difference between bias and fairness, 3) the value of scoring systems for quantifying bias, and 4) practical implications of applying predictive models in healthcare compared to other settings. Ample time will be provided for audience questions and discussion. Speaker(s): Speaker: David Vawdrey, Geisinger Speaker: Dave DeCaprio Speaker: Carol McCall Speaker: Yaron Kinar Speaker: Aneesh Chopra, CareJourney
Panel
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: LB05
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: LB05
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2021110115:3017:00 072 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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IPS03: The Challenge of Measuring Healthcare Quality in a Post-pandemic World (IMO Presentation))
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the US healthcare system introduced new rules to improve interoperability and data sharing (21st Century Cures Act). Long-standing regulatory incentives to measure and improve quality required the flow of good data between providers/institutions, payers and regulators. “Good” was initially defined as standardized, process-level data elements which were relatively easily extracted from existing information flows. The pandemic demonstrated that those data streams were not sufficient to respond to public health emergencies, stratify patients or assess outcomes effectively. Capturing detailed clinical data at the point of care must be persisted through the information ecosystem if we hope to provide an effective database to support public health, research and measure outcome of our healthcare system. This panel will describe the state of affairs in quality measurement, the problems of poor data quality, and key concepts to capture, persist and transform complex clinical data to support the future, post-pandemic health system. Speaker(s): Speaker: Andrew Kanter, Intelligent Medical Objects Speaker: Steven Rube, Intelligent Medical Objects Speaker: Dale Sanders, Intelligent Medical Objects Speaker: Margaret O'Kane, NCQA
Corporate
Panel
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: IPS03
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: IPS03
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2021110215:3017:00 068 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021 |
Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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IPS04: Ninja Terminology Tactics to Maximize the Value of Clinical Data Across Evolving Ecosystems (Wolters Kluwer Presentation)
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Vocabularies, terminologies, and ontologies are foundational to all systems across the healthcare ecosystem and are constantly changing. A terminology management strategy is necessary to achieve the greatest value from (a) clinical documentation at the point of care, (b) data sharing and interoperability, and (c) advanced analytics including data science. In this panel we will describe some terminology management strategies and explain how they can be used to support an organization’s strategic objectives. Speaker(s): Speaker: Cheryl Mason, Wolters Kluwer Health Speaker: Sarah Bryan Speaker: Howard Strasberg, Wolters Kluwer Speaker: Ali Gilinger, Wolters Kluwer Health Speaker: Bo Dagnall
Corporate
Panel
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: IPS04
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: IPS04
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2021110308:3010:00 002 | WED, NOV 3 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S60: Panel - Using Specific COVID-19 Targets and Patient Care Settings as a Springboard for Driving Global Improvements in the Learning Health System Cycle for COVID-19 and Beyond
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. AHRQ formed the ACTS COVID-19 Evidence to Guidance to Action Collaborative in early 2020 as a learning community to help participants respond to the emerging pandemic. This Collaborative was an outgrowth of the AHRQ evidence-based Care Transformation Support (ACTS) initiative, which had spent the previous year developing a shared vision for health IT-enabled, evidence-informed care delivery and transformation, and a draft stakeholder-driven Roadmap for broadly achieving this vision. This panel will outline AHRQ’s goals and process for delivering broad value from the Collaborative and provide perspectives from three participants on how the Collaborative supported their efforts to improve care processes and outcomes for COVID-19 and beyond. After panelist presentations, the second session half will be interactive discussion with attendees (likely including other Collaborative participants) to surface opportunities to leverage efforts such as the Collaborative to accelerate care transformation within and across organizations. Speaker(s): Speaker: Matthew Burton, Mayo Clinic Speaker: Steve Bernstein, AHRQ Speaker: Jerome Osheroff, TMIT Consulting, LLC Speaker: Julia Skapik, National Association of Community Health Centers Speaker: Christopher Tignanelli, University of Minnesota
COVID-19
Healthcare Quality
Informatics Implementation
Panel
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S60
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S60
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2021110210:3012:00 028 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S09: Oral Presentations - Overcoming Limitations of Heathcare Data
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Oral Presentations
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S09
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Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S09
Credit: 1.50 |
2021103115:3017:00 052 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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W02: Genomic research in the All of Us Researcher Workbench: Advancing precision medicine for all
SOLD OUT
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The NIH’s All of Us Research Program is committed to the ambitious mission of collecting health data from a million or more participants to create a diverse research resource that accelerates precision medicine. The All of Us Researcher Workbench is a secure, Google cloud-based platform where registered researchers can currently access and analyze data from over 315,000 program participants including data from, but not limited to: electronic health records, survey data, physical measurements, and mobile health data (Fitbit). This free to access platform is also a space where researchers have the ability to work collaboratively with other registered researchers through shared workspaces. Importantly, in 2020, All of Us Genome Centers (led by the Broad Institute, Baylor College of Medicine, Northwest Genomics Center at the University of Washington, Johns Hopkins, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, and HudsonAlpha Institute) began generating genetic data, both microarray and whole genome sequence data, from participant biosamples with the goal of scaling genomic analysis of the entire cohort (1 million or more All of Us participants). The evolution of genomic research is transforming the treatment of disease, motivating wellness and health promotion, and modernizing disease prevention in public health. This workshop invites participation from researchers interested in learning how to utilize the All of Us dataset and Researcher Workbench for their own research. This session will 1) provide an overview of the All of Us Researcher Workbench, 2) discuss the approach to scale genomics analysis to 1 million participants, 3) provide an interactive, guided demonstration of the Researcher Workbench 4) provide participants unique opportunity to replicate a research study with unreleased genomics data (synthetic) using newly developed tools within the Workbench 5) interactive Q&A session to engage attendees about All of Us Researcher Workbench and the novel technology implemented to conduct genomic analyses. Speaker(s): Speaker: Robert Carroll, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Jennifer Yuhua Zhang, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Jason Patterson, Columbia University Dept of Biomedical Informatics Speaker: Melissa Basford, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Paul Harris, Vanderbilt University
Omics (genomics, metabolomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, etc.) and Integrative Analyses
Precision Medicine
Diversity
Workshop - Instructional
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: W02
Credit: 3.00 |
Location: Sapphire A Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: W02
Credit: 3.00 |
2021103008:3012:00 004 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S83: Oral Presentations - Modeling Biometric Signals and Risk
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Oral Presentations
Location: Sapphire BC Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S83
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Location: Sapphire BC Room Level: Level 4 Session Code: S83
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110215:3017:00 084 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM PDT
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Opening Plenary Session and Keynote Address: Dr. Eric Topol
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Eric Topol is the Founder and Director of the Scripps Research Translational Institute, Professor, Molecular Medicine, and Executive Vice-President of Scripps Research. As a researcher, he has published more than 1,200 peer-reviewed articles, with more than 310,000 citations, elected to the National Academy of Medicine, and is one of the top 10 most cited researchers in medicine. His principal scientific focus has been on the genomic and digital tools to individualize medicine. In 2016, Topol was awarded a $207 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to lead a significant part of the Precision Medicine (All of Us) Initiative, a prospective research program enrolling one million participants in the U.S. This is in addition to his role as principal investigator for a flagship $35M NIH grant to promote innovation in medicine. He was the founder of a new medical school at Cleveland Clinic, Lerner College of Medicine, with Case Western University. He has more than 440,000 followers on Twitter where recently he has been reporting insights and research findings for COVID-19. Besides editing several textbooks, he has published three bestseller books on the future of medicine: The Creative Destruction of Medicine, The Patient Will See You Now, and Deep Medicine: How Artificial Intelligence Can Make Healthcare Human Again. Lastly, Topol was commissioned by the UK 2018-2019 to lead planning for the National Health Service’s
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Closing Session and Keynote Address: Dr. Irene Dankwa-Mullan
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Irene Dankwa-Mullan, MD, MPH is a nationally recognized physician, researcher and industry thought leader working at the intersection of healthcare, health equity, public health, informatics, data science and applied artificial intelligence. She serves as the Chief Health Equity Officer and Deputy Chief Health Officer at IBM Watson Health, IBM Corporation and a member of the IBM Industry Academy, comprised of eminent and industry visionaries to help shape the global IBM agenda. As Chief Health Equity Officer, she works across business market segments to promote a culture of health equity, social justice, ethical AI, diversity and inclusion, and to promote technology for social good. Her responsibilities as Deputy Chief Health Officer includes leadership for evaluation research and implementation science and promoting opportunities to advance the science of AI and advanced analytics. Dr. Dankwa-Mullan spent nearly a decade delivering and managing front-line primary care, preventive services, and community-based research in cancer prevention and care as both a primary care physician and Medical Director. Most recently, she served as a Medical Officer and Deputy Director for extramural scientific programs at the National Institutes on Minority Health and Health Disparities, NIH. While at the NIH, she was an active member on many key strategic boards and committees, including many that were cross-sectoral and transdisciplinary. Dankwa-Mullan was selected to initiate and coordinate the NIH efforts in a transformational research agenda to advance the science of health disparities research in a deliberate and inclusive engagement process involving the NIH, community partners and the broader scientific community. She is the lead scientific editor of the first authoritative resource textbook ‘The Science of Health Disparities Research’ designed to help researchers and the healthcare community identify research questions, design and conduct studies with culturally appropriate interventions, and advance science while proposing solutions and improving health. Speaker(s): Speaker: Irene Dankwa-Mullan, IBM Watson HealthLocation: Sapphire BC Room Level: Level 4 |
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S91: Oral Presentations - Managing Diversity in Consumer Informatics
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S02: Panel - The Women in AMIA-led Podcast and Focus on Diversity: Past, Present, and Future
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Women and underrepresented minorities are entering biomedical informatics or achieving leadership roles at a lower rate than other groups. As part of the efforts to address this discrepancy, the Women in AMIA (WIA) Initiative developed the Women in AMIA Podcast in 2017 to showcase women at all stages of their informatics careers. The intent was to increase awareness of women’s contributions to informatics, counterbalance stereotypes, and build the pipeline to leadership. Although the podcast has some reach (an average of 220 downloads per podcast), the podcast leaders wanted to broaden its reach to a wider and more diverse audience. To this end, the podcast team partnered with WIA Leadership Program members to rebrand the podcast and launch on a broader scale. In this panel, we will report on the process and results of these efforts including 1) podcast rebranding, 2) social media approach, and 3) podcast and social media metrics of success. Speaker(s): Speaker: Kelly Taylor, American Medical Informatics Association Speaker: Adela Grando, Arizona State University Speaker: Tiffany Harman, 3M Health Information Systems Division Speaker: Rachael Howe, 3M HIS Speaker: Wendy Ingram, Geisinger Health Speaker: Zubin Khan, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Speaker: Anita Murcko, Arizona State University Speaker: Omolola Ogunyemi, Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science Speaker: Mindy Ross, University of California Los Angeles Speaker: Leyla Warsame, Geisinger Health System Speaker: Karmen Williams, City University of New York Speaker: Davina Zamanzadeh, UCLA
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
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S12: Panel - Reverse clinician burnout trends by exploring clues from global variances
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Clinician burnout is a growing problem in the United States and to a much greater extent than in other countries around the world. The Covid pandemic has increased the rate of clinician burnout to the point where there are mounting concerns of clinician shortages in the very near future1 and at enormous cost.2 In this context, it is increasingly clear that urgent efforts are needed to reverse this dangerous trend. This panel will focus on root causes of clinician burnout, especially on how features of healthcare policies in regions outside the US seem to reduce or avoid clinician burnout and may model how to reverse the current trends if adopted in the US and in other countries where clinician burnout is prevalent. Speaker(s): Speaker: Richard Schreiber, Penn State Health Holy Spirit Medical Center Speaker: William Foster, Temple University Speaker: Larry Ozeran, Clinical Informatics, Inc. Speaker: Yalini Senathirajah, University of Pittsburgh Medical School Speaker: Jon Patrick, Health Language Analytics
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S21: Year in Review
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S23: Panel - How the COVID-19 Pandemic Accelerated AI Technology Development and Adoption in Healthcare: Lessons Learned
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. AI is transforming many aspects of society, but adoption has been slow in healthcare. The COVID-19 pandemic presented a wide array of challenges and an urgent need for rapid response, which accelerated the development and adoption of AI in the medical domain. This has led to the creation of new tools and methods as well as elevated the need for partnerships between healthcare providers and AI researchers across academia and industry. It has also accelerated interest within the AI research community in applying AI technologies to tackle the unique challenges posed by the medical domain. As a result, the creation of large novel datasets and new technologies has proceeded at an unprecedented pace. This session will focus on lessons learned from the accelerated development and deployment of AI technologies in healthcare in response to some of the urgent needs and challenges and posed by the pandemic which may form the basis of a “new normal” for AI in the medical domain. Speaker(s): Speaker: Michal Rosen-Zvi, IBM Speaker: Juan Wisnivesky, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Speaker: Anil Jain, IBM Watson Health Speaker: Eileen Koski, IBM Research Speaker: Christopher Weight
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S47: High School Scholars Presentations
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S75: Panel - Re-imagining Academic-Private Sector Collaboration to Enhance Digital Health Equity
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. This panel will provide academic researchers, health informatics professionals, vendor representatives, and clinicians with pragmatic recommendations to develop and sustain cross-sector partnerships to improve digital health equity. The panel includes a primary care physician and health services researcher based in a safety-net health care setting, two digital health entrepreneurs, and a moderator with expertise at the intersection of academia and health informatics. The panelists will describe two research projects that investigate and adapt the fit of health technology for historically marginalized and minoritized populations, including why and how they initiated the projects, what they learned, and how their success may be replicated elsewhere. After participating, attendees should be better able to understand current gaps in consumer health informatics for vulnerable populations, recognize how cross-sector partnerships may be able to address some of these gaps, and formulate recommendations for developing such partnerships in pursuit of equitable digital health innovation. Speaker(s): Speaker: Courtney Lyles, UCSF Speaker: David Bates, Brigham and Women's Hospital Speaker: Everett Crosland, AppliedVR Speaker: Urmimala Sarkar, UCSF
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S103: Oral Presentations - -Omics
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S32: Oral Presentations - Identifying Better Approaches to Clinical Decision Support and other Clinical Informatics Interventions
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S53: Systems Demonstrations - Applied Informatics
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S61: Oral Presentations - From Phenotyping to Risk Prediction
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S71: Oral Presentations - Data Science and Machine Learning
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S85: Oral Presentations - Data Set Management
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S88: Oral Presentations - Machine Learning Applications
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IPS05: Synthetic Data from A to Z, with the MDClone ADAMS Platform
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S07: Oral Presentations - Imaging Informatics
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S100: Oral Presentations - Consumer Informatics Tools
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S14: Oral Presentations - COVID-19 - Predictive Modeling
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S24: Oral Presentations - Deep Learning
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S41: Oral Presentations - EHR Insights
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S55: Oral Presentations - Consumer Informatics - Capacities
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Ruth Masterson Creber, Weill Cornell Medicine
Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua 300 Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S55
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua 300 Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S55
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110208:3010:00 016 | TUE, NOV 2 |
81F8FDA9-38D0-EB11-80EF-D1E7CDE2D2B0 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S79: Oral Presentations - Studies in Machine Learning
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Guy Amit, KI - The Israeli Institute for Applied Research in Computational Health
Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S79
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S79
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110215:3017:00 076 | TUE, NOV 2 |
81F8FDA9-38D0-EB11-80EF-D1E7CDE2D2B0 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110112:3013:30 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
32CCFEE1-23FA-EB11-80EF-D1E7CDE2D2B0 |
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| Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021 |
Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S95: Oral Presentations - Designing and Evaluating Clinical Informatics Interventions
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Colin Walsh, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S95
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S95
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110310:3012:00 032 | WED, NOV 3 |
81F8FDA9-38D0-EB11-80EF-D1E7CDE2D2B0 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 |
2021103117:3018:00 000 | SUN, OCT 31 |
DA9A2ACD-920E-EC11-80EF-D1E7CDE2D2B0 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S11: ACMI Panel - Resolved: Electronic Health Records are Dumbing Down Clinicians
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Speaker: Christoph Lehmann, UT Southwestern Speaker: Randolph Miller Speaker: James Cimino, University of Alabama at Birmingham Informatics Institute School of Medicine Speaker: William Tierney, Indiana University Fairbanks School of Public Health Speaker: Patricia Sengstack, Vanderbilt University
Featured Presentation
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S11
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Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S11
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2021103115:3017:00 056 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110117:3019:00 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S58: AMIA Policy Update - Informatics Inside the (in-person!) Beltway: Watching What Matters
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Get caught up on what happened across the Executive Branch and Congress in 2021, and see what AMIA Public Policy leaders have been up to over the past year. Join us in person for the Annual Symposium installment of “Informatics Inside the Beltway.” We’ll consider the year that was, what’s new with AMIA Public Policy, and what we foresee for Health Informatics Policy in the coming year. Speaker(s): Speaker: Scott Weinberg, AMIA Speaker: Susan Hull, MITRE Corporation
Featured Presentation
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S58
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S58
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110208:3010:00 022 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S25: Panel - The COVID-19 Pandemic as Catalyst: The Acceleration of Registry Science in the 21st Century to Address Novel Challenges
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. With the rise of the pandemic, there has been a renewed focus on the construction and utilization of patient registries. Though in use for over 75 years, registry use has been reshaped by this crisis. The reason why registry use continues to grow is due to the fact that EHRs, while important for patient care and administrative issues to run a healthcare institution, oftentimes do not collect enough of the right data about specific medical issues. Clinical registries have been stood up and repurposed to address the need for rapid information on the appropriate management of Covid-19, especially for patients with secondary conditions, including cancer and autoimmune diseases. For example, in rare diseases, registries are often the only mechanism to collect enough relevant data to estimate the prevalence, understand the presentation and progression. Registry Science is the branch of Informatics that bridges the gap between clinical care and clinical research through high-quality, focused data assets. This panel will discuss how registry science has emerged and advanced in the past 20 years and highlight important use cases and informatics and data challenges, up to and including how the COVID-19 pandemic is raising the profile and need of Registry Science. Speaker(s): Speaker: Helen Burstin, Council of Medical Specialty Socieities (CMSS) Speaker: Steven Labkoff, Quantori Speaker: Rachel Richesson, University of Michigan Medical School Speaker: Leon Rozenblit, Prometheus Research, LLC
Data Science
Data Sharing
Precision Medicine
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S25
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S25
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110110:3012:00 045 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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S37: Panel - To Share or not to Share: Exploring the Ethical Implications of Sharing Personal Health Data with Patients and Informal Caregivers
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. While ethical practices of electronic health data sharing among organizations are being debated, there is less attention on the ethical practices surrounding organizations returning personal health data back to patients or their informal caregivers. There is moral ambiguity regarding the return of personal health data--withholding the data may cause harm, but returning it in a way that may not be understood by patients, or could compromise privacy, could also cause harm. In this panel, we will explore three specific scenarios related to the return of personal health data to patients or informal caregivers. We will present primary data from multiple studies exploring these scenarios from the perspectives of key stakeholders, including patients, informal caregivers, and healthcare professionals. The audience will engage in interactive discussions with the panel exploring the potential benefits and harms of returning personal health data to patients and informal caregivers. We will discuss each scenario through the lens of an existing ethical framework, articulating core values which must be protected (e.g., distributive justice, individual self-determination, and privacy) and exploring policies that adhere to guiding ethical principles (e.g., fairness, autonomy, and transparency). Speaker(s): Speaker: Natalie Benda, Weill Cornell Medicine Speaker: Sabrina Mangal, Weill Cornell Medicine; Dept of Population Health Sciences; Div of Health Informatics Speaker: Meghan Reading Turchioe, Weill Cornell Medicine; Dept of Population Health Sciences; Div of Health Informatics Speaker: Marianne Sharko, Weill Cornell Medical College Health Policy and Research Speaker: Ruth Masterson Creber, Weill Cornell Medicine
Legal, Ethical, Social and Regulatory Issues
Personal Health Informatics
Patient / Person Generated Health Data (patient reported outcomes)
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S37
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S37
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110113:4515:15 061 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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LB02: Oral Presentation - Solving for Early Detection, Long-COVID, and Downstream Analyses
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Christoph Lehmann, UT Southwestern
Late Breaking Session
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: LB02
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: LB02
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110108:3010:00 022 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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LB07: Oral Presentations - COVID-19 and Organizational Transformation and Data-driven Response
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Karen Larimer, physIQ
Late Breaking Session
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: LB07
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: LB07
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110213:4515:15 048 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S48: Panel - The Role of Informatics in Addressing Social Isolation and Loneliness: Implementing Recommendations from the 2020 National Academies Report with Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Social isolation and loneliness are underappreciated health risks associated with higher rates of mortality, depression, and cognitive decline, particularly in older adults, and are exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This panel discusses implications of the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, report entitled “Social Isolation and Loneliness in Older Adults: Opportunities for the Health Care System.” The report outlines numerous roles for informatics in addressing this public health challenge, including infrastructure for coordination among community providers, and clinical and community interventions. The panel will review the recommendations and their relationship to social determinants of health, discuss how the pandemic has intensified and expanded the public health risks related to social isolation and loneliness, and how informatics may play a role both in addressing risks and creating resilient systems for future pandemic threats. The audience will be engaged in a discussion to identify strategies for effective implementation of the recommendations. Speaker(s): Speaker: George Demiris, University of Pennsylvania Speaker: Laurie Novak, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Dept of Biomedical Informatics Speaker: Carla Perissinotto, University of California San Francisco
COVID-19
Patient Engagement
Health Equity
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S48
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S48
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110115:3017:00 081 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM PDT
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W19: Patenting in Academia: Myths and Methods
SOLD OUT
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. While the goal to publish one’s work is a well-known time-honored tradition, and expectation, in most academic settings, the path to patenting often seems a bit less familiar, accessible or desirable and thus is less traveled. There are many misunderstandings or myths surrounding the topic of patenting, preventing would-be inventors from taking the first step on the path. This 3 hour instructional workshop will identify and dispel many of these myths and provide practical guidance on the patenting journey from a collection of successful and highly experienced inventors, with numerous real-world examples and use cases to help an inventor at any level of experience to get their ideas from ideation to patent pending status. This workshop will also provide insight for institutional leaders to best incentivize their organization to increase patent making efforts and facilitate the process for the success of everyone involved. Speaker(s): Speaker: Henry Feldman, IBM Watson Health Speaker: Shamim Nemati Speaker: Daniel Fabbri, Vanderbilt University Speaker: Sun Young Park, IBM Speaker: Susann Keohane, IBM, Lancaster University Speaker: Cordula Rafalko, International Business Machines Corp
Education and Training
Workshop - Instructional
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W19
Credit: 3.00 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W19
Credit: 3.00 |
2021103013:0016:30 038 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S65: Panel - Opportunities and Challenges in Health and Clinical Informatics Careers and the Future of the Profession
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Health professionals who practice health informatics (HI) and clinical informatics (CI) are a core constituency in the AMIA community. This diverse group represents medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, public health, and other health disciplines. There are new developments, opportunities, and challenges as HI and CI evolves, including training, certification, continuing professional development, career paths and stages, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). In this interactive panel, HI and CI professionals representing diverse fields and stakeholder groups will discuss topics that are current and relevant to the HI and CI community. This panel is co-sponsored by the Continuing Professional Development Committee (CPD, formerly MOC Committee) and Physicians in AMIA (PINA, formerly CICOP) and supports AMIA’s strategic directive of promoting and building the field of informatics. Speaker(s): Speaker: Thomas Agresta, Univ of Connecticut, St. Francis Hospital & Medical Center Speaker: Catherine Ivory, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Jodi Wachs Speaker: Amy Wang, University of Alabama at Birmingham Informatics Institute School of Medicine Speaker: Deepti Pandita, Hennepin Healthcare
Education and Training
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S65
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S65
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110210:3012:00 038 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021 |
Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S93: Panel - Adaptable Patient facing and Clinical Decision Support Systems: The Next Frontier
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Clinical decision support (CDS) systems can demonstrate their full potential if they are context-sensitive and can tailor their interaction with the user. Adaptable CDS aims to achieve this goal by accounting for various context and user characteristics and therefore avoid the many undesired outcomes of current CDS systems. To this end, the panel will begin with a discussion by each panelist of their experience with adaptable CDS in various health care settings with decision support that targets both clinicians and patients. This will be followed with an interactive session, in which the audience and panelists will prioritize related challenges (generic, or clinical setting specific) in development of adaptable CDS. Finally, we will discuss known effective and potentially new strategies to address these challenges. Speaker(s): Speaker: Adam Wright, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Andrew Boyd, University of Illinois at Chicago Speaker: Karen Dunn Lopez, University of Iowa College of Nursing Speaker: Blackford Middleton, Apervita, Inc. Speaker: Mustafa Ozkaynak, University of Colorado-Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus
Clinical Decision Support
User-centered Design Methods
Mobile Health
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S93
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S93
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110308:3010:00 020 | WED, NOV 3 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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W07: Connectathon: Making Open-Source Global Health Systems Talk to Each Other (sponsored by Global Health Informatics and Open Source Working Groups)
SOLD OUT
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Building on last year’s Global Health Informatics workshop, there was a demonstrable interest in learning and understanding the tools that are available in the Global Health space. Due to the nature of the work, most of these tools are open-source, or at least have aspects that are open-source. The benefits and drawbacks of this approach have been discussed many times before, but briefly, open-source encourages the use and sharing of software and applications, lowering the bar to entry and widening the potential community of users. However, with this there is often more time that is required to set-up and maintain some of these systems. In order to become more familiar with these technologies, we are proposing a hands-on connectathon to allow a deep dive into some of these technologies. We encourage anyone interested to bring their preferred toolkit (suggestions include, but are by no means limited to, OpenMRS, REDCap, FHIR-FLI, the Community Health Toolkit and DHIS2), with the goal to explore their setup and use, and ideally to learn how to connect them to the other technologies available. In addition to trying to bridge the connections between different technologies, we would like to try and bridge the gap that often exists between the technical and the clinical. We often hear questions about whether or not clinicians are qualified to be involved in software development, but we rarely hear questions about whether or not developers are qualified to be involved in clinical care. The answer, of course, is that both are needed, and as part of this workshop, we will encourage technical experts to work with content experts. We believe that this will create the opportunity for stakeholders of different backgrounds to address gaps in GHI systems that have the opportunity to help impact global health in LMICs. Speaker(s): Speaker: Ian Bacher, Brown University Speaker: J. Grey Faulkenberry, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Speaker: Hamish Fraser, University of Leeds Speaker: Luke Rasmussen, Northwestern University
Global Health
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Informatics Implementation
Workshop - Collaborative
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W07
Credit: 3.00 |
Location: Aqua Salon AB Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W07
Credit: 3.00 |
2021103008:3012:00 014 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon ABC |
Location: Aqua Salon ABC |
2021103111:3013:00 000 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S63: Oral Presentations - Clinical Text Processing
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Jonathan Hron, Boston Children's Hospital
Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S63
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S63
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110210:3012:00 034 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S78: Oral Presentations - COVID Portal and Remote Care
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Ming Huang, Mayo Clinic
Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S78
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S78
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110215:3017:00 074 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
2021103117:3018:00 000 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM PDT
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Clinical Information Systems/Clinical Decision Support Working Groups Jeopardy Game
Working Group Meeting
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
2021103118:0019:30 000 | SUN, OCT 31 |
DA9A2ACD-920E-EC11-80EF-D1E7CDE2D2B0 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM PDT
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AHIC Update
Speaker(s): Speaker: Catherine Ivory, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Joseph Hales, Intermountain Healthcare
Featured Presentation
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110112:3013:30 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S04: Panel - Public Health Informatics in a Global Pandemic: In the COVID response trenches
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The COVID-19 pandemic unfolded rapidly around the globe over the course of 2020 - 2021. As the pandemic has progressed, public health agencies and healthcare provider organizations (HPOs) have sought to gather, manage, analyze, and share data and information to track disease spread, establish response plans, and keep the public informed. These responses require informatics methods and tools, such as data integration and harmonization, analytical modeling, data visualization, and a variety of decision support modalities. However, many stakeholders struggled to respond due to inefficiencies, antiquated infrastructure, and poor communications systems. In this panel we will discuss public health informatics related to COVID-19 from different vantage points: state government, regional health information exchange, county government, and HPO partnerships with local and state officials. We will discuss lessons learned, best practices, and what the world and the field should be investing in now to make sure we’re better prepared for the next public health emergency, global or otherwise. Speaker(s): Speaker: Hayley Young, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Speaker: Theresa Cullen Speaker: Brian Dixon, Regenstrief Institute Speaker: Philip Payne, Washington University in St. Louis Speaker: Neil Sarkar, Brown University
COVID-19
Health Equity
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S04
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S04
Credit: 1.50 |
2021103115:3017:00 042 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110117:3019:00 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110217:3019:00 000 | TUE, NOV 2 |
DA9A2ACD-920E-EC11-80EF-D1E7CDE2D2B0 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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S33: Panel - Privacy-Preserving Federated Biomedical Data Analysis
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Federated learning has emerged as a powerful complement to centralized healthcare data repositories due to their flexibility, nimbleness, and decentralized gatekeeping capabilities. Many biomedical data networks (e.g., pSCANNER, PCORnet, eMerge, SCOR, etc.) have been established to enable the use of electronic health records (EHR) and genomic data for research. In these settings, data are often distributed across different institutions. Due to privacy or other concerns, patient-level data cannot be transmitted outside some institutions, so a mechanism to support data analysis without sharing patient-level data is needed. This naturally leads to the development of privacy-preserving federated biomedical data analysis. Various technologies have been emerging to support studies across distributed networks. The goal of this panel is to provide the AMIA community with 1) an overview of current progress and technical developments in federated biomedical data analysis; 2) discussions of novel techniques for computing in horizontally or vertically partitioned datasets; and 3) insights into practical deployment, current challenges, and opportunities. Speaker(s): Speaker: Lucila Ohno-Machado, UC San Diego School of Medicine Speaker: Jaideep Vaidya, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey Speaker: Li Xiong, Emory University Speaker: Luca Bonomi, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Xiaoqian Jiang, University of Texas Health School of Biomedical Informatics
Privacy and Security
Data Sharing
Data Analytics
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S33
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S33
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110113:4515:15 057 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S44: Panel - Health Information Exchanges and Public Health Data: Lessons from COVID
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The COVID pandemic has focused attention on what public health data we collect and how we collect and potentially share that data. Historically public health agencies have relied on reporting, typically mandated, of pre-defined data fields specifically tailored to previously known questions about the specific illness (COVID) or to syndromic surveillance of pre-defined symptoms. Today with widespread electronic medical record data and health information exchanges (HIEs) exchanging that data at national scale, we have the opportunity move from mandated reporting to exchange and re-use of data already captured clinically. This panel discussion features HIE experts who have exchanged public health data at scale throughout the United States. Speaker(s): Speaker: Lisa Bari, SHIEC Speaker: Jaime Bland, CyncHealth Speaker: Dan Chavez, HealthTech Solutions Speaker: David Horrocks, CrispHealth Speaker: Donald Rucker, ONC
Data Sharing
Biosurveillance
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S44
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S44
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110115:3017:00 077 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM PDT
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W27: The Art and Science of Writing High Quality Test Questions: An Interactive Workshop
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. This workshop is designed for individuals who are interested in learning how to write high quality test questions for their education programs or to contribute to AMIA’s item writing activities (i.e., the AMIA Health Informatics Certification (AHIC) examination, AHIC Review Course, Clinical Informatics Board Review Course, and Clinical Informatics Fellowship Program In-Training Exam). The interactive workshop will describe how to participate in AMIA’s item writing activities, introduce the essential rules of writing multiple-choice questions that adhere to national standards, present a recommended approach for effective item writing, and provide opportunity to write and receive feedback on test questions. Speaker(s): Speaker: Chelsea Earhart, AMIA
Workshop - Collaborative
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W27
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Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W27
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2021103013:0016:30 040 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S51: Panel - Proven Methodologies for Accelerating Adoption of HL7® FHIR®
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The industry panel covers the journey of harnessing a multi-stakeholder collaborative process to form a FHIR Accelerator which leverages HL7® FHIR® standards to transform health care, highlighting change management and the paradigm shift in how organizations work internally and with their business partners. Speaker(s): Speaker: Heidi Kriz, Cambia Health Solutions/Regence Speaker: Viet Nguyen, Stratametrics, LLC Speaker: Charles Jaffe, Health Level Seven Speaker: Steven Kassakian, OHSU Speaker: Anna Taylor, MultiCare Connected Care
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Standards
Workflow
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S51
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S51
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110208:3010:00 008 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S62: Panel - Biomedical Informatics Co-design: Concepts, Applications, and Opportunities
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Individuals whose activities and experiences will be most impacted by a new technology should have input into the design process. These individuals offer invaluable expertise with respect to perspectives and preferences for the workflow or activity the technology is intended to impact. How well a technology fits into a specific workflow influences its adoption and use. As the biomedical field moves toward personalized medicine, collaborative design is increasingly important in order to better reflect individualized activities and experiences. At the same time there are pragmatic challenges such as participant recruitment and engagement in the co-design process. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed researchers to find novel and creative ways of co-designing with end-users. In this panel, we will discuss co-design core concepts and research trends in biomedical informatics through practical examples from the research experiences of a diverse set of panelists. Speaker(s): Speaker: Mollie McKillop, IBM Watson Health Speaker: Andrew Berry, University of Washington Speaker: Rosemary Kennedy, eCare Informatics Speaker: Anne Moen, University of Oslo Speaker: Rupa Valdez, University of Virginia
User-centered Design Methods
Usability
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S62
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S62
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110108:3010:00 032 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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S69: Panel - Stewardship Considerations in the Development and Implementation of Shareable SMART on FHIR Applications: Case Studies on Multiple Chronic Condition Care Planning and Chronic Pain Management
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Healthcare management and treatment decisions are complex, with uncertain tradeoffs for patients and evolving evidence and guidelines for providers. For patients with multiple chronic conditions and those suffering from chronic pain, the challenges are more complex. This panel will discuss the development and implementation of three SMART on FHIR applications and will detail the development and implementation trade-offs and stewardship considerations needed to move from the sandbox environment to the test and production environments in these real-world settings. The objectives of the presentation are to understand the complex challenges health systems face in integrating shareable SMART on FHIR applications, to evaluate the potential pitfalls and barriers to standards-based approaches for developing and implementing CDS using FHIR resources, and to assess the advantages for interoperability and knowledge sharing using the FAIR principles and the CDS five rights based on the progress in the areas of CDS and FHIR based applications. Speaker(s): Speaker: David Dorr, Oregon Health & Science University Speaker: Roland Gamache, AHRQ Speaker: Saira Haque Speaker: Kensaku Kawamoto, University of Utah Speaker: Laura Marcial, RTI
Clinical Decision Support
Clinical Guidelines
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S69
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S69
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110213:4515:15 050 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021 |
Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S90: Panel - Home Healthcare to Primary Care Data Interoperability Challenges and Opportunities
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Medicare patients are expected to have a primary care office visit within 2 weeks of hospital discharge. Over 1 million of these patients receive home healthcare (HHC) services. Despite HHC electronically collecting a wealth of patient assessment data, primary care receives a fax with little data asynchronous to the visit. Informatics has opportunities to address the interoperability challenge to improve patient safety and outcomes. This panel discusses challenges and opportunities in information continuity for primary care to have the right HHC information at the right time. Panelists will also discuss applying predictive analytics approaches with HHC data to identify rehospitalization risk factors, which if communicated to primary care could trigger preventive interventions. Session learning objectives are: describe visit and HHC information; identify HHC to primary care interoperability barriers; discuss how HHC data can inform primary care of patient risk factors; and describe risk prediction models using HHC data. Speaker(s): Speaker: Kathy Bowles, University of Pennsylvania Speaker: Edgar Chou Speaker: Paulina Sockolow, Drexel University Speaker: Maxim Topaz, Columbia University
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Standards
Aging in Place
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S90
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S90
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110308:3010:00 014 | WED, NOV 3 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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W09: Exploring ICD-11 MMS as a Future US Standard
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The World Health Assembly approved a resolution to adopt the International Classification of Diseases, 11th Revision, (ICD-11) on May 25, 2019. It will go into effect as the new international standard on January 1, 2022. The 11th edition of the ICD has improved usability and updated scientific content. It was designed for use in our digital world, with the release of a number of tools, an ICD Application Programming Interface (API) and Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) for easier analysis and linkage to other systems. This workshop will introduce the ICD-11 Foundation, as designed by the World Health Organization (WHO), and its Mortality and Morbidity Statistics (MMS) linearization. This will include an overview of ICD-11 structure and content, highlighting new classification concepts and methods such as multiple parenting, extensions, concept clusters, post-coordination, and global unique identifiers. Attendees will then be provided a list of concepts to investigate ICD-11 MMS’s ability to post-coordinate and form a compositional expression followed by an appraisal of ICD-10-CM’s ability to represent the same concept. WHO’s ICD-11 tools will be utilized which can be accessed via computer, tablet, or smartphone. A facilitated discussion will explore the results of the exercise and identify expected challenges to implementing a version of ICD-11 in the US. This dialogue is proposed to inform and influence policy makers preparing for the transition, as outlined in the NCVHS November 25, 2019 Recommendation Letter on Preparing for Adoption of ICD-11 as a Mandated US Health Data Standard. All attendees will be asked to complete a short survey regarding the use of ICD-11 MMS and the WHO tools, focused on ease of use and including questions such as whether or not the learners believe a clinical modification is needed to replace current uses of ICD-10-CM in the US. Speaker(s): Speaker: Susan Fenton, UTHealth Science Center Houston Speaker: Kathy Giannangelo, None Speaker: Mary Stanfill, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) School of Biomedical Informatics
Controlled Terminologies, Ontologies, and Vocabularies
Global Health
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Workshop - Instructional
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W09
Credit: 3.00 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W09
Credit: 3.00 |
2021103008:3012:00 018 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Friday, Oct 29, 2021 |
Friday, Oct 29, 2021
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 |
2021102915:0017:00 000 | FRI, OCT 29 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S31: Panel - Challenges, Innovations and the Future of the Informatics Industry
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. AMIA’s Informatics Partnership Council (IPC) is the home for leading organizations to connect and collaborate on shared informatics interests. IPC members play a vital role in advancing informatics while deepening their reach in the informatics community. Curated for the Annual Symposium audience, the 2021 IPC session is a moderated dialog between industry veterans and attendees interesting in learning first-hand about industry today, and in the future. Panelists will share their individual challenges and organizational innovations and discuss the types of innovations currently needed within the informatics industry. They serve as unique subject matter experts, covering current topics such as artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP), the role of Data Scientists, knowledge representation, electronic health record (EHR) connectivity and more. Today’s industry challenges are opportunities for innovation, but often require a wide range of domain expertise to be solved effectively. The panel will provide insight into what future skills and expertise will be needed for the next generation of informaticians. Speaker(s): Speaker: Michael Cantor, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Speaker: Jon Morrow, MDClone Inc Speaker: Charles Harp, Clinical Architecture Speaker: Lu de Souza, Cerner Corporation Speaker: Howard Strasberg, Wolters Kluwer Speaker: Sweta Sneha, Kennesaw State University
Corporate
Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S31
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Location: Aqua Salon C Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S31
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2021110110:3012:00 051 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S64: Oral Presentations - Informatics Competencies for Diverse Audiences
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Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S64
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Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S64
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110210:3012:00 036 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
2021103013:0017:00 000 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM PDT
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Student Paper Competition
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Special Event
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
2021103108:0011:00 006 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S06: Panel - Advancing the Use of FHIR in Research: An Update on NIH’s Efforts
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. On July 30, 2019, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) issued a notice “to encourage NIH researchers to explore the use of the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources® (FHIR®) standard to capture, integrate, and exchange clinical data for research purposes and to enhance capabilities to share research data.” Recently, the Office of Data Science Strategy, NIH, in collaboration with the National Library of Medicine, commissioned an assessment of the landscape of FHIR use in research. The summary findings suggest that FHIR is not yet broadly used for research purposes. There are several challenges from the institutional level to the individual level. Institutions’ decision to implement FHIR involves financial commitment not only to the technology but also to an ongoing need to train their staff. Few researchers currently know how to use FHIR or leverage it in their research studies. This panel will provide an update on NIH’s activities to advance the use of FHIR in research. Panelists will discuss the challenges and opportunities in using FHIR for research with attendees and solicit feedback on NIH’s work to date and input on strategies NIH can implement to better leverage FHIR in research. Speaker(s): Speaker: Paul Harris, Vanderbilt University Speaker: Allison Heath, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Speaker: Viet Nguyen, Stratametrics, LLC Speaker: Belinda Seto, Office of Data Science Strategy Speaker: Teresa Zayas Cabán, U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Standards
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S06
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S06
Credit: 1.50 |
2021103115:3017:00 046 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
2021103117:3019:00 000 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110117:3019:00 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S28: Doctoral Dissertation Awards Presentation
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Featured Presentation
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S28
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S28
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2021110110:3012:00 048 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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S73: Student Design Challenge
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Speaker(s): Session Chair: Ying Wang, Stevens Institute of Technology
Featured Presentation
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S73
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S73
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110213:4515:15 058 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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S36: Panel - Perspectives on Developing and Implementing Shareable, Interoperable Clinical Decision Support for Chronic Pain: The CDS4CPM Project
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Open-source efforts that utilize emerging standards for clinical decision support (CDS) may enable healthcare organizations to share and implement evidence from external stakeholders including guideline clearinghouses and researchers. This panel provides perspectives from an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality-sponsored project, CDS for Chronic Pain Management (CDS4CPM), that are working with publicly-available standards-based, interoperable CDS for chronic pain management and shared decision-making in real-world settings The panelists will provide their unique perspectives and experiences as developers and implementers of these CDS knowledge artifacts and detail how this work can inform future efforts to develop and implement similar CDS interventions. The CDS4CPM speakers will highlight the technical and organizational challenges they encountered over the course of the project and provide their insights for audience members interested in the challenges and opportunities for leveraging new open-source CDS tools and standards, particularly in chronic pain management. Speaker(s): Speaker: Joshua Richardson, RTI Speaker: Bryn Rhodes, Dynamic Content Group Speaker: Cheng-Kai Kao, University of Chicago Speaker: Laura Marcial, RTI Speaker: S.Trent Rosenbloom, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Dept of Biomedical Informatics
Clinical Decision Support
Patient Engagement
Change Management
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S36
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S36
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110113:4515:15 060 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S56: Panel - Informatics Career Journeys Among Academic, Government and Industrial Roles
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. The healthcare industry is transforming along three dimensions: societal and economic, individuals, and organizations. First, scarce resources and rising demand are driving a relentless focus on cost reduction and quality with improved and equitable access. Second, patients and families are empowered with digital tools such as smart devices, wearables, telemedicine, and remote monitoring that are driving new expectations in standards of care and ownership of health interventions and outcomes. Third, business and operating models are driving consolidation and disruption, new entrants, and an evolving regulatory environment. Having healthcare informatics experience in various sectors (e.g. academic, industry, and government) can provide a broader perspective about the challenges of and opportunities for developing and applying informatics and innovative technologies to facilitate healthcare transformation and collaboration leading to advances in science. In this panel, we present the experiences of several individuals with successful informatics careers that involved transitions from academia to government, government to industry, industry to academia, and academia to industry. The panelists will share their lessons on how to be successful in a dynamic environment, support for research, growth opportunities, skills development, and how their time in one sector influenced their career choice. Speaker(s): Speaker: Joyce Elaine Sensmeier, HIMSS Speaker: Marion Ball, University of Texas - Arlington Speaker: Yull Arriaga, IBM Watson Health Speaker: Judy Murphy Speaker: Jane Snowdon, IBM Corporation
Clinical Decision Support
Informatics Science
Informatics Implementation
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S56
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S56
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110208:3010:00 018 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S80: Panel - Evolving Challenges in Patient Matching
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. COVID-19 data tracking and reporting efforts have highlighted the vital importance and ongoing challenges associated with linking patient data using demographic variables. Currently, match rates between organizations can be as low as fifty percent, resulting in barriers in information exchange, introducing safety risks, and increasing costs. The difficulty of patient matching is multifactorial and includes the variation in quality and availability of matching variables across healthcare organizations and time as well as restrictions in access to patient unique identifiers due to data security and privacy concerns. Participants in this panel discussion will present 1) current lessons learned and evolving challenges to successful patient matching 2) current state-of-art patient matching approaches and promising new methods 3) recent policies and legislation affecting patient matching, 4) the changing nature of patient matching features available over the past 10 years across a diversity of care settings and how these features were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaker(s): Speaker: Adam Culbertson, Smart Speaker: Yu Deng, Northwestern University Speaker: Shaun Grannis, Regenstrief Institute Speaker: Abel Kho, Northwestern University Speaker: Molly Murray, PEW Charitable Trusts
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Data Sharing
Privacy and Security
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S80
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S80
Credit: 1.50 |
2021110215:3017:00 078 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021 |
Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S86: Panel - Leveraging PGHD in Clinical Workflows: Opportunities and Challenges for Use in Patient Care
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Given the emphasis on digital health solutions and the increasing number of mobile health applications, patient-generated health data (PGHD) are abundant. However, without the availability of PGHD at the point of care, some of their utility may be lost. If presented to clinicians at the point of care, PGHD have the potential to improve patient outcomes by providing new insights into the patient’s longitudinal status and decreasing nursing documentation burden. This interactive panel of nursing informatics leaders will discuss key findings from several studies aimed at leveraging PGHD within clinical workflows. Session participants will have the opportunity to discuss successes and challenges, suggest a road map for additional research, and envision PGHD use cases across the continuum of care. Speaker(s): Speaker: Robin Austin, University of Minnesota Speaker: Christie Martin, University of Minnesota School of Nursing Speaker: Victoria Tiase, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Speaker: Young Ji Lee, University of Pittsburgh
Patient / Person Generated Health Data (patient reported outcomes)
Personal Health Informatics
Mobile Health
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S86
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon D Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S86
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2021110308:3010:00 008 | WED, NOV 3 |
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| Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021 |
Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S89: Systems Demonstrations - Data Analytics and AI
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S89
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S89
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| Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021 |
Wednesday, Nov 03, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S97: Oral Presentations - Clinical Predictive Modeling
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Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S97
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S97
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2021110310:3012:00 036 | WED, NOV 3 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 |
2021110117:3019:00 000 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 |
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 |
2021103117:3019:00 000 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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S18: Panel - Career Development Issues for Women in Biomedical Informatics within Professional Organizations
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. In 2020, the Women in AMIA(WIA) Networking, Mentoring, and Lifecycle Committee administered a survey to: 1) identify resources/needs to help support women in informatics and to connect them to the appropriate resources; and 2) further the opportunities and attract more women into the informatics field. The survey results revealed important career development issues for women and roles of professional organizations in nurturing a culture of diversity and inclusivity, providing professional skills training, building networking and connections, and improving communications within and between organizations and members. After this panel, the audience should be able to: . Understand the career development challenges and issues for women in the biomedical informatics field. . Exchange ideas and suggest solutions targeting female professionals in biomedical informatics for supporting their career development. Speaker(s): Speaker: Rubina Rizvi, IBM Watson Health Speaker: Duo Wei, Stockton University Speaker: Kelly Taylor, American Medical Informatics Association Speaker: Omolola Ogunyemi, Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science Speaker: Bushra Alghamdi, Case Western Reserve University Speaker: William Hersh, Oregon Health & Science University Speaker: Gretchen Purcell Jackson, IBM Watson Health / Vanderbilt University Medical Center Speaker: Polina Kukhareva, University of Utah Speaker: Deepti Pandita, Hennepin Healthcare Speaker: Margarita Sordo, Massachusetts General Hospital/Brigham and Women's Hospital/ Harvard Medical School Speaker: Donghua Tao, St. Louis University
Diversity
Education and Training
Panel
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S18
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S18
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2021110108:3010:00 030 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S68: AMIA/HL7 FHIR App Competition
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. AMIA and HL7 are partnering again to bring an exciting application competition to the AMIA 2021 Annual Symposium, October 30 – November 3, in San Diego. AMIA 2021 is the place for you if you have to offer or are interested in innovative and practical software applications that use FHIR®! The HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) Standard has become a sizzling-hot method for accessing information in health information technology systems. As patients move around the healthcare ecosystem, their electronic health records must be available, discoverable and understandable. FHIR® is making that possible, based on over 30 years of work by HL7 on healthcare data exchange and information modeling standards. The Competition is intended to highlight the best and most innovative FHIR® implementations. Speaker(s): Speaker: Brian Douthit, Duke University
Featured Presentation
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S68
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S68
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2021110210:3012:00 044 | TUE, NOV 2 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM PDT
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W12: Clinical Decision Support Standards Using Health Level Seven International’s Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources: Latest Developments and What You Need to Know
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. Clinical decision support (CDS) can help improve clinical practice and health behaviors. The use of health information technology (HIT) standards for encoding data, representing knowledge and delivering knowledge-based interventions in turn can help facilitate implementation of CDS. However, many standards from numerous standards development organizations (SDOs) exist. These are variously incorporated into vendor software, and consensus on the use of these standards is lacking. Moreover, new work in the past year on CDS standards and in related areas such as clinical quality measurement has increased the complexity of this domain. The emergence of the Health Level Seven International (HL7) Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard for patient data representation is particularly pertinent in light of its prominent inclusion in the 21st Century Cures Act Final Rule published by the Office of the National Coordinator for HIT (ONC) in the USA. Accordingly, the leaders of this half-day instructional workshop, who are co-chairs of the HL7 CDS and Arden Syntax Work Groups, will address two overarching educational objectives focused as a unifying theme on CDS standards that intersect with FHIR. First, attendees will learn key details of and latest developments in extant and proposed HIT standards that are applicable to CDS and which they may need to use in their work. Second, the attendees will recognize how these standards relate to one another and can be used to implement CDS that improves outcomes. These include the HL7 Arden Syntax, Clinical Quality Language (CQL), CDS Hooks, SMART on FHIR, FHIR Clinical Reasoning and Infobutton standards. Through interaction with workshop leaders, attendees will be able to contribute ideas regarding refinement and use of HIT standards to facilitate CDS. Speaker(s): Speaker: Kensaku Kawamoto, University of Utah Speaker: Bryn Rhodes, Dynamic Content Group Speaker: Guilherme Del Fiol, University of Utah Speaker: Peter Haug, Intermountain Health Care, Intermountain Medical Center Facility Speaker: Robert Jenders, Charles Drew University/UCLA Speaker: Howard Strasberg, Wolters Kluwer
Clinical Decision Support
Standards
Workshop - Instructional
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W12
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W12
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2021103013:0016:30 024 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
8:00 AM - 11:30 AM PDT
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W21: Clinicians on FHIR®
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session. HL7 created Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) as a next generation standard to address clinical data interoperability. Now FHIR has evolved from a standard in trial use to a requirement under US federal rules as an API for patient access to their data in EHR systems as well as their claims data in payer systems. Addtionally, the NIH has indicated their intent to support the expansion of FHIR capability for clinical and translational research. Clinicians on FHIR evolved as an event held at each HL7 Working Group Meeting (3 times yearly) to educate clinicians about HL7 FHIR and provide feedback to the HL7 FHIR team regarding the clinical viability and usability of the FHIR standard. This AMIA pre-symposium workshop will once again bring the Clinicians on FHIR activity to a broader clinical audience attending the AMIA Fall Symposium. The workshop is designed to educate attendees about HL7 FHIR and tools available to access, review, and provide feedback to the HL7 FHIR team regarding the evolving HL7 FHIR standard. It is also intended to make the audience aware of the potential of FHIR for innovation in their organizations. The faculty will provide lectures describing HL7 FHIR history, background, and fundamental principles. Examples of applications using the SMART on FHIR platform will also be discussed. The new federal requirements for FHIR APIs in EHR systems will be outlined. After this initial overview of FHIR, the attendees will be guided through using online tools to examine HL7 FHIR Resources (the basic building blocks of FHIR) and build basic common FHIR Profiles (implementation guides for specific use cases). Speaker(s): Speaker: Laura Heermann Langford, Intermountain Healthcare Speaker: Russell Leftwich, InterSystems Corporation Speaker: James McClay, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Education and Training
Data Sharing
Workshop - Collaborative
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W21
Credit: 3.00 |
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W21
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2021103108:0011:30 012 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Sunday, Oct 31, 2021 |
Sunday, Oct 31, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S01: Oral Presentations - Understanding and Improving Clinical Documentation
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Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S01
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S01
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2021103115:3017:00 036 | SUN, OCT 31 |
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| Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 |
Saturday, Oct 30, 2021
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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W01: A review of fundamentals on using Clinical Quality Language (CQL) for Clinical Decision Support (CDS) and detailed use cases with interactive Q&A
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*If you are trying to access this chat via the AMIA Events Mobile App, click "Join AMIA Chat Sessions" from the app homepage and navigate to the session Clinical Quality Language (CQL) is a high-level, domain-specific language focused on clinical quality improvement and targeted at measure and decision support artifact authors and implementers. CQL is a Health Level 7 (HL7) standard for the expression of clinical knowledge that can be used within a broad range of clinical domains, including Clinical Decision Support (CDS), and Clinical Quality Measurement (CQM). Clinical decision support solutions can leverage CQL to implement rules for clinical decision making. There are a variety of tools available to support development and implementation teams in the use of CQL for clinical decision support. This workshop will review a few specific tools and use cases from several initiatives which demonstrate practical experience. The workshop will also feature Q&A components on the use of CQL standards within CDS application design. Speaker(s): Speaker: Matthew Burton, Mayo Clinic Speaker: Kensaku Kawamoto, University of Utah Speaker: Bryn Rhodes, Dynamic Content Group Speaker: Matt Coarr, The MITRE Corporation Speaker: Dave Carlson, Clinical Cloud Solutions, LLC Speaker: Bill Lober, University of Washington
Clinical Decision Support
Clinical Guidelines
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Workshop - Collaborative
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W01
Credit: 3.00 |
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: W01
Credit: 3.00 |
2021103008:3012:00 002 | SAT, OCT 30 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
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S26: Systems Demonstrations - NLP and Visualization
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S26
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S26
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM PDT
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S39: Oral Presentations - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Informatics
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Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S39
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Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S39
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2021110113:4515:15 063 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Monday, Nov 01, 2021 |
Monday, Nov 01, 2021
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
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S45: Oral Presentations - Studies in Natural Language Processing
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Oral Presentations
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S45
Credit: 1.50 |
Location: Aqua Salon EF Room Level: Level 3 Session Code: S45
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2021110115:3017:00 078 | MON, NOV 1 |
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| Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021 |
Tuesday, Nov 02, 2021
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PDT
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