All Articles on Health Informatics
Research roundup on natural language processing and machine learningUsing doctor's notes to learn about drug reactions, dementia, and cannabis use.
Physician concerns about note-sharing with patients fade with practice, study showsA new federal rule requiring physicians to provide patients online access to their notes may be easier to follow than physicians expected, according to newly published findings.
Decades in the making: A look back at what makes MacColl, MacCollMacColl Center co-founder Brian Austin, who is retiring this week, reflects on how the Center became a global pioneer in health care transformation.
Seattle Symposium: Solving health data challenges with statisticsInterested in using data and innovative methods to improve everyday care? Join our October conference.
Has precision medicine’s time arrived?Dr. Jennifer McClure reflects on using personalized genetic knowledge to improve health and health care.
Access, electronic health records, and the ecology of careImproving long-standing problems of access in the digital age requires a critical look at today’s electronic health record, writes Dr. Eric B. Larson.
Biostatistician Yates Coley returns to Seattle as new investigatorDr. Yates Coley joins GHRI faculty to continue her work in precision medicine and statistical methods for electronic health records data.
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