• Time: Thursdays at 3:15-4:15 p.m., refreshments at 3:00.
   
• Location: 2-120 Weaver Densford Hall, University of Minnesota 
   
• Recordings: Most seminar sessions are recorded with the slides and audio available online. A web browser with the Macromedia Flash Player plugin is required. Click on a linked seminar title to view a session. Recorded seminars will usually be available 1-2 weeks after they are held.

  * = co-sponsored by the BioTechnology Institute

  Date/ Room	Speaker	Topic
  1/20	Martin LaVenture, PhD Minnesota Department of Health	The National and Minnesota e-Health Initiatives
  1/27	Mary Wagner, MS, RN and Beverly Collins Allina Hospitals & Clinics	Using Electronic Medical Record Data for Clinical Workflow and Analysis
  2/3	Michael McBrady ImageTrend, Inc.	The State Emergency Medical Service Data Warehouse
  2/10	Kimberly Pederson Allina Hospitals & Clinics	Making the Case for the EHR and Gaining its Predicted Benefits
  2/17	Barry Bershow, MD Fairview Health Services	Can Clinical Outcomes Be Changed with EHR Use?
  2/24	Peter Palmer Guidant Corporation	Interconnecting Clinicians: The Roles and Reality of the RHIO
  3/3	Dee Richards, RN, MS Fairview Health Services	A Project Management Approach to Physician Order Entry
  3/10 555 Diehl Hall	Patti Brennan, RN, PhD, FAAN University of Wisconsin	Personal Health Records: Whose right? Whose responsibility? Whose cost? *** Lazarow Lecture ***
  3/17	No Seminar	***Spring Break***
  3/24	Germana Paterlini, PhD Certusoft, Inc.	Ateneo: A tool for knowledge representation and execution in computational biology
  3/31	Gilad Lerman, PhD Mathematics	Normalization and Identification for ChIP-on-chip Experimental Data and Beyond
  4/7	Baolin Wu, PhD Biostatistics	Re-analysis of Proteomic Ovarian Cancer Data
  4/14* 402 Walter Library	Tim Giffin, PhD Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Biophysics	Computational Methods and Bioinformatics in Proteomic Studies *** BI Symposium Talk***
  4/21	Libby Shoop, PhD Macalester College	Data Exploration Tools for the Gene Ontology Database
  4/28*	Andrew Odlyzko, PhD Digital Technology Center	The Future of Bioinformatics at the University of Minnesota
  5/5	Lynda Ellis, PhD Health Informatics	Systems for Biodegradation Pathway Prediction

  Credit is available as HInf 5436. For more information, contact Doreen Gruebele at (612) 625-8440 or Doreen@umn.edu. 

  Minnesota e-Health Summit Sessions

Past Seminars