MEBI
590,
Winter
2011 Biomedical and Health
Informatics Lecture Series
Class
Schedule
Week
1
(01/04/11) "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 (details) (podcast)
(slides)
Week 2
(01/11/11) Title: "Mapping
biomedical data to
anatomical entities: Lessons from the Virtual
Physiological Human (VPH)
Project"
Daniel L. Cook, M.D., Ph.D., Research
Professor,
Departments of Physiology/Biophysics and Biological
Structure, School
of Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle (details)
(podcast)
(no
slides)
Week 3
(01/18/11) Title:
"ISIS: The First 5 Years"
Brian K. Ross, M.D., Ph.D.. Professor,
Department of
Anesthesiology; Director, Institute for Simulation and
Interprofessional Studies (ISIS), University of
Washington, Seattle (details)
(podcast)
(slides)
Week
4
(01/25/11) Topic:
"Computerized Practitioner Order Entry (CPOE) over
the last decade:
Progress and unsolved problems"
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 5
(02/01/11) Title: "Amalga in the
context of data
integration for clinical and translational
research"
Peter
Tarczy-Hornoch,
M.D.,
Professor,
Departments
of
Pediatrics
and
Medical
Education
and
Biomedical
Informatics;
Adjunct
Professor,
Computer
Science
and
Engineering;
Division
Head,
Biomedical
and
Health
Informatics,
University
of
Washington,
Seattle
(details)
(podcast)
(slides)
Week
6
(02/08/11) NOTE:
Location for this lecture is K-069 Title:
"From
Data
to
Decisions:
Directions
in
Evidence-Based
Healthcare" Eric Horvitz, M.D.,
Ph.D., Distinguished
Scientist, Microsoft Research; Affiliate
Associate Professor, Radiation Oncology; Affiliate
Associate Professor,
Computer Science and Engineering; Affiliate Associate
Professor,
Medical Education and Biomedical Informatics (details)
(no
podcast
or
slides)
SPECIAL GUEST LECTURER (02/11/11) Location:
South
Campus
Center,
Room
316L Title:
"Informatics Methods to
Accelerate Systemic Serendipity" Daniel
R.
Masys,
M.D.,
Professor
and
Chair,
Dept.
of
Biomedical
Informatics,
Vandervilt
University
School
of
Medicine;
Affiliate
Professor,
Medical
Education and Biomedical Informatics, University of
Washington, Seattle (details)
(no
podcast
or slides)
Week 7
(02/15/11) Title:
"Evidence-based
HIT
and
User-centered
Design:
UW
Research
for
SHARP-C
and
NCCD" Keith A.
Butler, Ph.D., Affiliate Professor and Principal
Research Scientist,
Human Centered Design and Engineering, College of
Engineering,
University of Washington, Seattle
(details)
(podcast)
(slides
- NOTE: Slide 18 was used as a starting point for
demo/animations out
and back)
Week
8
(02/22/11) Title:
"Trauma
Care
Mortality
Assessment:
Some
new
(but
old)
Statistical
Methods,
Visualizations,
Maps
and
Newly
Integrated
Data
Sources
Applied
to
Trauma
System
Asessment" Richard
E.
Hoskins, Ph.D., MPH, Clinical Associate Professor,
Epidemiology;
Clinical Associate Professor, Medical Education and
Biomedical
Informatics; Senior Epidemiologist, retired,
Washington State Dept. of
Health, Olympia, Washington (details)
(podcast)
(slides)
Week 9
(03/01/11) Title:
"Frontiers
in
Biomedical
Informatics"
Neil Abernethy,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Medical Education and
Biomedical
Informatics, School of Medicine; Joint Assistant
Professor, Health
Services, School of Public Health, University of
Washington, Seattle (details)
(no
podcast
or
slides)
Week 10
(03/08/11) Title: "In Search
of Allies - German
Professor of Medical Informatics interested in
sharing his research
interests and contributing to projects at UW" Thomas Wetter,
Ph.D., Professor, Medizinische Informatik, Universitat
Heidelberg,
Heidelberg, Germany (details)
(podcast)
(slides)