MEBI
590,
Autumn
2010 Biomedical and Health
Informatics Lecture Series
Class
Schedule
Week
1
(10/05/10) "Clinical
Decision Support in Use in UW Medicine
Electronic Medical Record
Systems"
Thomas Payne, M.D., FACP, FACMI, Medical Director, IT
Services, UW
Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor, Departments of
Medicine, Health
Services, and Medical Education and Biomedical
Informatics, University
of Washington, Seattle (details)
(podcast)
(slides)
Week 2
(10/12/10) "User-Involved Design
of Mobile Self-Help
Tools for People with Diabetes; Results from PhD,
diabetes studies at
University Hospital of North Norway, and future
plans"
Eirik Arsand, Ph.D., Research Scientist,
University
Hospital of
North
Norway, Norwegian Centre for Integrated Care and
Telemedicine, Tromso,
Norway (website)
(details)
(podcast
pending) (slides pending)
Week 3
(10/19/10) TO BE RESCHEDULED FOR
LATER QUARTER.
CHECK BACK FOR INFORMATION ON REPLACEMENT LECTURE. "Providence
Health
Systems
Clinical
Information
Systems
Overview:
Opportunities
for Collaboration and
Research"
Philip K. Wu, M.D., Ph.D., Chief
Medical Information
Officer, Providence Health System, Washington/Montana
Region, Renton,
Washington
Week 5
(11/02/10) "Dynameomics"
Valerie
Daggett,
Ph.D.,
Professor,
Department
of
Bioengineering;
Director,
Biomolecular
Structure
and
Design
Program; Adjunct Professor
of Biochemistry; Adjunct Professor, Division of
Biomedical and Health
Informatics, University of Washington, Seattle (details)
Week
6
(11/09/10) Title:
"Data
Management
Solutions
for
CTSA
Environments: A Case Study from UNC-CH"
Lisa M. LaVange,
Ph.D., Professor and Director, Collaborative Studies
Coordinating
Center, Department of Biostatistics, Gillings School
of Global Public
Health,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (details)
(no podcast) (slides)
Week 7
(11/16/10) *No
presentation this
week due to the American Medical Informatics
Annual Symposium (details)
Week
8
(11/23/10) CANCELED
DUE
TO
INCLEMENT WEATHER. TO BE RESCHEDULED FOR
WINTER QUARTER "Current
Research in the UW Structural
Informatics Group" Jim
Brinkley, M.D., Ph.D., Director, UW
Structural Informatics
Group; Professor, Department of Biological
Structure; Joint
Professor, Division of Biomedical and Health
Informatics; Adjunct
Professor, Department of Computer Science and
Engineering, University
of Washington, Seattle
Week 9
(11/30/10) "Partners
in Care: Facilitating
Collaborative Clinic Encounters"
Wanda Pratt,
Ph.D., Associate Professor, Information School;
Associate Professor,
Division of Biomedical and Health Informatics,
University of
Washington, Seattle (details)
Week 10
(12/07/10) Title: "Hierarchy
in the UK: Living
and Working as an Ontologist in England"
Ravensara
S. Travillian,
Ph.D., Vertebrate Anatomist/ Informatician, Functional
Genomics Group,
Vertebrate Bridging Ontology Project, European
Bioinformatics
Institute, Hinxton, England (details)