The Harvard Clinical Informatics Lecture Series (HCILS) 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 virtually (via Zoom) on Tuesdays 12–1pm. Check the DBMI Calendar for upcoming sessions and descriptions.
**Please register in advance at the link provided below**
Zoom Webinar Registration Link
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
information about joining the meeting.
*Please be aware that starting on 11/3/2020 we will be using the Zoom Webinar feature to conduct all CI Lecture's*
If you have already registered for the Harvard CI Lecture Series, you do NOT need to register again, as the call-in link you received in your confirmation email is the same. This link is the same for every lecture so if you haven’t already, we recommend creating a recurring calendar item with the link for you to access each week.
If you have not registered for the Harvard CI Lecture Series before, please use this LINK. Once registered you will receive an email with a personalized link and calendar invite. Please use this calendar invite (or create your own with the link provided)
To receive weekly notifications of meetings and subsequent CME surveys, please join the HCILS Mailing List.
To obtain CME credit, attendees are asked to complete the weekly survey. For more information about the series, please contact us.
2020–2021 Schedule (Virtual)
Spring 2021
Date | Topic | Speaker |
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4/13/21 | Development of an Institutional Biorepository: Challenges and Opportunities | Paul Avillach, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Biomedical Harvard Medical School Florence T Bourgeois, MD, MPH Co-Director, Harvard-MIT Center for Regulatory Science Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School |
4/20/21 | *NO LECTURE* | |
4/27/21 | Chris Longhurst, MD Chief Information Officer and Associate Chief Medical Officer UC San Diego Health |
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5/4/21 |
Rema Padman, PhD |
Past Talks
Date | Topic | Speaker |
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4/6/21 | Clinical Informatics Leadership and Advocacy | Emily C. Webber, MD, FAAP, FAMIA Chief Medical Information Officer Indiana University Health and Riley Children’s Health |
3/30/21 | Using Technology to Support COVID-19 Vaccination | Brenda Dodson, PharmD Clinical Integration Architect, Boston Children’s Hospital Haipeng (Mark) Zhang, DO, MMSc Medical Director Brigham and Women’s Hospital Digital Innovation Hub |
3/23/21 | How Health IT Companies Build Products and its Impact on the Roles Available to MDs? | Justin Hubbard, MD, MMSc Head of Product Strategy, Medicom |
3/9/21 | Waste Water Analysis for COVID | Peter Chai, MD Brigham and Women's Hospital |
3/2/21 | ONC Update: Burden Reduction, 21st Century Cures Final Rule and the Impact of COVID-19 | Andrew Gettinger, MD Chief Clinical Officer Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) |
2/23/21 | Pediatric Health Data Sharing | Natalie Pageler, MD, MEd Chief Medical Information Officer, Stanford Children’s Health Clinical Professor of Pediatric Critical Care, Stanford University Program Director, Clinical Informatics Fellowship, Stanford University |
2/9/21 | Telehealth Use Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Shira Fischer, MD, PhD Physician Policy Researcher, RAND Corporation Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School |
2/2/21 | Meeting ACO Needs with Information: An Illustration from the BCH ACO | Michael A. Lee MD, MBA Executive Director and Medical Director Department of Accountable Care and Clinical Integration Boston Children’s Hospital |
1/26/21 | Digital Contact Tracing |
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1/19/21 | Journal Club |
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12/8/20 | Behavioral Health Apps | John Torous, MD, MBI Director of the Digital Psychiatry Division, Department of Psychiatry, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School |
12/1/20 | The Covid19 Mobility Data Network |
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11/10/20 | Implementation and Evaluation of Clinical Decision Support for Chronic Kidney Disease | Lipika Samal, MD, MPH Associate Physician, Division of General Internal Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School |
11/3/20 | Preserving Privacy for Patients and Families: Confidential Notes in Pediatrics | Chase Parsons, DO, MBI, FAAP Physician Lead for Informatics Prescriber Education and Clinical Decision Support Pediatric Hospitalist | Division of General Pediatrics Instructor of Pediatrics | Harvard Medical School Boston Children’s Hospital |
10/27/20 | Conducting Clinical Trials to Study Mobile Apps |
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10/20/20 | Digital Phenotyping Using Smartphones |
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10/13/20 | Real-world Informatics Challenges in Building a Real-World Oncology Registry: The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation’s CureCloud Experience | Steven E. Labkoff, MD, FACP, FACMI, FAMIA Chief Data Officer, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation Doctor of Medicine, Temple University Medical School |
10/6/20 | A Sociotechnical Framework for Safety-Related EHR Research Reporting: The SAFER Reporting Framework | Dean Sittig, PhD Professor, Biomedical Informatics UTHealth |
9/29/20 | 21st Century Cures, APIs, and a Roadmap For Patient-Led Data Sharing | William Gordon, MD, MBI Director, Solution & Experience | Digital Care Transformation | Mass General Brigham |
9/22/20 | High Quality Research and Innovation in a Commercial EHR | Adam Wright, PhD, FACMI, FAMIA, FIAHSI Professor of Biomedical Informatics, Vanderbilt University Medical Center |
9/15/20 |
GAN Tutorial - From basics to current state-of-the-art, and towards key applications in medicine |
Razvan Marinescu, PhD |
9/8/20 |
ML-Driven Clinical Documentation: A New EHR Paradigm |
Divya Gopinath Graduate Student, MIT CSAIL |