Program

Thursday, January 9, 2025

Time	Event	Room	Presenter	Title
8:00-9:00am	Breakfast Buffet	Ambassadors Gallery
9-10:30am	Session 1: Health disparities and the social factors on disease risk and outcomes	Ambassadors Gallery	Suzanne (Sue) Bakken, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI, FIAHSI	Health Disparities and the Social Factors on Disease Risk and Outcomes
			Jessica Ancker, PhD, FACMI	How to Avoid Informatics-Generated Inequities
			Bradley Iott, PhD	Physician’s Documentation and use of Social Determinants of Health Data in the Electronic Health Record
			Anne Moen, PhD, RN, FACMI, FIAHSI	Gravitate-Health; Levering FHIR Resources to Deliver Relevant and Understandable Medicinal Product Information (ePI) for ALL
			Jessica Tenebaum, PhD, FACMI	A Data driven approach to addressing SDOH in North Carolina: Screening, Software, Services, and Savings
10:30-10:45am	Break
10:45-12:15pm	Poster Session 1	Forest Room
12:15-2:00pm	Lunch	Ambassadors Gallery
2:00-3:30pm	Session 2: The role of AI in healthcare — trustworthiness, transparency, equity, and fairness	Ambassadors Gallery	Hongfang Liu, PhD	Translational Science in Healthcare AI
			Hua Xu, PhD	Building Ethical Large Language Models for Biomedical Applications
			Marzyeh Ghassemi, PhD	The Pulse Of Ethical Machine Learning in Health
			Jessica Gronsbell, PhD
3:30-4:00pm	Break
4:00-5:30pm	Poster Session 2	Forest Room
5:30-6:00pm	Break
6:00-7:00pm	Cocktail Reception	Presidents Gallery
7:00-9:00pm	Banquet | Dinner	Presidents I & II Ballroom

Friday, January 10, 2025

Time	Event	Room	Presenter	Title
8:00-9:00am	Breakfast Buffet	Ambassadors Gallery
9-10:30am	Session 3: The foundation and history of informatics in health	Ambassadors Gallery	Marion Ball, Ed.D	Development of Educational Materials and the Growth of the Health Informatics Field in the International Arena
			Don Detmer, MD, MA	Making Informatics Essential to American Health Care: Forty Years of Progress
			Betsy Humphreys, MLS	Powerful Connections: NLM and the History of Health Informatics
			Casimir Kulikowski, PhD	Historical Informatics Precursors to AI in Biomedicine and Healthcare: Models for Clinical Screening, Education, and Biomedical Research – and Ethical Implications
			Peter Szolovits, PhD
10:30-10:45am	Break
10:45-12:15pm	Session 4: Decision support and the evolution of AI in medicine	Ambassadors Gallery	Robert A. (Bob) Greenes, MD, PhD	AI and the Spectrum of Clinical Decision Support
			Randolph A. (Randy) Miller, MD	Truth Underlying Clinical Diagnosis: Can LLMs ever know it?
			Lucila Ohno-Machado, MD, PhD	Risk Assessment and Prognosis: Can AI Do It Better Than We Do (and How Will We Know)?
			Mark Musen, MD, PhD	Dumbing Down or Getting Real? The Changing Agenda for Clinical Decision-Support Systems
12:15-2:00pm	Lunch	Ambassadors Gallery
2:00-3:30pm	Session 5: The future of healthcare, EHRs, and health ecosystem	Ambassadors Gallery	Kenrick D. Cato, PhD, RN, CPHIMS, FAAN	Harnessing Clinician Expertise Through EHR Patterns: The Future of Predictive Healthcare
			Sarah Collins Rossetti, RN, PhD, FACMI, FAAN, FIAHSI	Improving Data Capture while Reducing Documentation Burden
			George Hripcsak, MD, MS	Data Reuse for Research and Learning
			Kensaku Kawamoto, MD, PhD, MHS, FACMI, FAMIA	Re-imagining the EHR with Interoperable Digital Health Innovations
3:30-4:00pm	Break
4:00-5:30pm	Panel Discussion: The Past, Present, and Future of Health Informatics	Ambassadors Gallery	Suzanne (Sue) Bakken, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI, FIAHSI
			Tianxi Cai, PhD
			William R. (Bill) Hersh, MD, FACP, FACMI, FAMIA, FIAHSI
			Edward H. (Ted) Shortliffe, MD, PhD, MACP, FACMI, FAIMBE, FIAHSI
			James (Jim) Cimino, MD, FACMI, FACP, FNYAM, FAMIA, FIAHSI
			William W. (Bill) Stead, MD, FACMI, FIAHSI
5:30pm	Departure