The Harvard Clinical Informatics Lecture Series provides a forum for clinicians and researchers at HMS and beyond to learn the field of clinical informatics. The series addresses core topics in clinical informatics as outlined by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education as well as cutting edge research being done nationally.
This series is designed to change the way clinicians approach clinical informatics problems and provide them with tools to create more successful intervention.
The seminar intends to provide attendees with the tools to:
- Apply Clinical Informatics principles to solve clinical and operational challenges
- Understand proven informatics tools and techniques
- Critically review informatics evidence
Sessions are held Tuesdays 12–1pm. Check the DBMI Calendar for upcoming sessions and descriptions. If calling in remotely, please take a moment to read our Virtual Etiquette Guide.
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2018-2019 Schedule
Date Speaker Details
Sept.18 Adam Landman, MD, MS
Chief Information Officer, Brigham Health
Physician Burnout and EHRs: Technology as Enabler, Not Impediment
Sept. 25 Jonathan Hron, MD, FAAP
Pediatric Hospitalist and Clinical Informatics Lead for Communication and Education, BCH
Downtime
Oct. 2 Yuri Quintana, PhD
Director of Global Health Informatics, Division of Clinical Informatics, BIDMC
Communities of Practice in Healthcare
Oct. 9 Hojjat Salmasian, MD, PhD
Program Director, Data Science and Evaluation, BWH Quality and Safety, BWH
Unintneded Consequences of AI/ML
Oct. 16 Dan Nigrin, MD, MS
Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, BCH
When 'Hacktivists' Target Your Hospital
Oct. 23 William Gordon, MD
Clinical Informatics Fellow, Partners Clinical Informatics & Innovation Fellowship
"Phishing” For Answers: Employee Susceptibility to Phishing Attacks at US Healthcare Institutions
Oct. 30 Lipika Samal, MD, MPH
Associate Physician, BWH
HIT for Chronic Kidney Disease
Nov. 6 NO LECTURE
Nov. 13 Chase Parsons, DO, MBI
Pediatric Hospitalist, Department of Pediatrics, BCH
Clinical Decision Support
Nov. 20 NO LECTURE
Nov. 27 TBD
Dec. 4 Ronald Samuels, MD, MPH
Associate Director, Children's Hospital Primary Care at Longwood, BCH
HIE and Immunizations
Dec. 11 Amy L. Billett, MD
Director of Safety and Quality, Division of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, BCH and DFCI
Quality and Patient Safety
Dec. 18 TBD
Dec. 25 NO LECTURE - WINTER HOLIDAY
Jan. 1 NO LECTURE - WINTER HOLIDAY
Jan. 8 Sarah Kadish and Andrew Wagner, MD, PhD
Implementation to Optimization: A Tailored, Data-Driven Approach to
Improve Provider Efficiency and Confidence in Use of the Electronic Medical RecordFFFF
Jan. 15 Jonathan Bickel, MD
Assistant in Medicine, Childrens Hospital Primary Care Center
Development of Integrated Data Management System
Jan. 22 Amir Kimia, MD
Associate Physician in Medicine, BCH
Jan. 29 TBD
Feb. 5 Yuri Quintana, PhD
Director of Global Health Informatics, BIDMC
Gamification in Healthcare
Feb. 12 TBD
Feb. 19 NO LECTURE - SCHOOL VACATION