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Group on Information Resources (GIR)

The AAMC's Group on Information Resources (GIR) promotes excellence in the application and integration of information resources in academic medicine. In an age when Health Information Technology is a strategic asset, GIR's research, development, and policy-setting on information resources, informatics, educational technology, infrastructure, standards, and related science and technology is vital to the advancement of medical teaching institutions. More About GIR

Health Information Technology News

ONC: 2011 Criteria to be Basic (Health Data Management - Sept. 17, 2009)

HIT Advisory Group instrumental in providing valuable input on the "meaningful use" objectives and measures for comment letters to ONC and CMS

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Other Industry News

Constant Transformation Is the New Normal (HarvardBusiness.org, October 27, 2009)

Agency to Announce Electronic Health Record Standards in December (Supermarket News, October 26, 2009)

AHA urges improvements to HITECH breach notification rule (Healthcare IT News, October 26, 2009)

Evidence Of An Emerging Digital Divide Among Hospitals That Care For The Poor (Health Affairs, October 26, 2009)

How to Avoid Satisficing (American Express OPEN Forum, October 22, 2009))

HIT Policy Committee Workgroup Hears Testimony on Laboratory Data Exchange (AAMC's Washington Highlights, October 23, 2009)

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GIR News and Updates

Call For Proposals -
GIR/GIP/GBA Joint Meeting

Proposals are now being accepted for sessions to be held at the joint spring meeting of the Group on Information Resources, Group on Institutional Planning, and the Group on Business Affairs. View guidelines or submit a proposal

AAMC Reporter - October 2009

The October issue of the AAMC's Reporter is available online. Among the features in this month's issue are an update on health IT and a look at the latest in nanotechnology: nanomedicine.

AAMC News and Updates

Academic Medicine - November 2009
The November issue of Academic Medicine is available online. Articles include commentary on 'The Relationship Status of Digital Media and Professionalism' and essays in response to the journal's 2009 Question of the Year, "How should academic medicine contribute to peace-building efforts around the world?"

Medical Schools and Teaching Hospitals Make the Case for Research Funding
At a National Press Club event Oct. 21, 2009, leaders of the nation's medical schools and teaching hospitals joined with patients, scientists, doctors, and industry leaders to thank Congress and the Obama administration for the medical research funding included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, and to urge sustained and significant annual budget increases for the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

October Issue of Academic Medicine Now Available Online (AAMC - October 2009)

U.S. Medical Schools, Teaching Hospitals Continue to Drive Local Economies (AAMC - October 8, 2009)
A new report released by the AAMC reveals that its member schools and teaching hospitals had a combined economic impact of over $512 billion on their state economies and the nation overall in 2008.

 

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New York University Langone Medical Center

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The Data Concierge

Upcoming Events

November 6-11, 2009
AAMC Annual Meeting
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April 26-28, 2010
2nd International Conference on Virtual Patients and MedBiquitous Annual Conference
London, United Kingdom

May 4-7, 2010
GBA/GIP/GIR Joint Meeting
Scottsdale, Ariz.
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June 7-9, 2010
Academic Medical Center Security and Privacy Conference
Chapel Hill, N.C.

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