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The American Medical Informatics Association is offering guidance to two federal agencies, responding in separate letters that seek changes in potential public policies.January 14
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After more than five years at the helm of the American Medical Informatics Association, Doug Fridsma, MD, is no longer president and CEO of the organization.January 6
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Continuous monitoring is critical if regulatory agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration are to reduce the risk in artificial and machine learning-based medical technology.December 9
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A draft data management and sharing policy issued by the National Institutes of Health is counterproductive, according to the American Medical Informatics Association.December 3
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Drop EHR reporting rules and focus on improved patient care, says Doug Fridsma, MD.June 26
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$22M reduction in funds will hamper interoperability, usability efforts, says Ben Moscovitch.December 15
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Greater support and funding from federal agencies can improve its usefulness, says Doug Fridsma, MD.December 1
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Revisions would help advance use of data in medical research, says Doug Fridsma, MD.June 28
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Providers benefit from shorter reporting period, reductions in quality measures, says Doug Fridsma.June 14
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Organizations still reviewing massive rule, see gains and challenges, says Travis Broome.October 14
