Spring 2003 HEALTH INFORMATICS SEMINAR

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SEMINAR SCHEDULE
GRADUATE PROGRAM IN HEALTH INFORMATICS

Spring 2003 University of Minnesota Health Informatics Seminars
Room 2-101 BSBE, or as noted below. Thursdays from 3:30-4:30 pm

Refreshments at 3:15 pm
Series co-sponsored by the University of Minnesota Cancer Center, Fairview Health Services and VigiLanz Corp.
* = co-sponsored by the BioTechnology Institute
& = co-sponsored by the Mathematics Colloquium

Date	Spec. Loc.	Speaker	Topic
1/23		Laël Gatewood, PhD Health Informatics	A Generation of Informatics Support of Clinical Research
1/30		Ross Janssen Privacy Officer Academic Health Center	Preparing for HIPAA in the Academic Health Center
2/6	450 CCRB	Donald Connelly, MD, PhD Joseph Neglia, MD Elaine Bell, RN, BSN, OCN Health Informatics & Cancer Center	Clinical Informatics and the Cancer Center's Informatics Shared Resource
2/13		Lois Bergstrom Privacy Director Fairview Health Services	Getting a Large Health System HIPAA-ready
2/20		Thomas Ormand Director, Ambulatory Systems Fairview Health Services	Implementing the EPIC Ambulatory Care System at Fairview
2/27		Andrew Mellin, MD, MBA Product Manager McKesson Corporation	On the Road to Physician Order Entry
3/6*	450 CCRB	Kevin Roberg-Perez, PhD Cancer Center	Bioinformatics Approaches and Databases in Cancer Center Research
3/13*		Wendy Lougee University Librarian	Libraries of the Future
3/20		No Seminar	* Spring Break *
3/27		Kent Spackman, MD, PhD Chair, SNOMED Int'l Editorial Board, CAP	Finally, a Standard Terminology For Healthcare? * The Lazarow Lecture *
4/3*	450 CCRB	Suzanne Grindle Cancer Center	Microarray Analysis Resources in the Cancer Center
4/10		Douglas Wholey, PhD Health Services Research & Policy	Information Networks in Medical Group Practices
4/17		Robert Welch, MD Vice President for Clinical Effectiveness, Ridgeview Medical Center, Waconia	Improving Prescribing Practices by Integrating Lab & Pharmacy Data
4/24		David Walk, MD Neurology	Integrating a Web-based Neurology Curriculum for Students and Residents in the Health Sciences
5/1	450 CCRB	Barry Brown Peter Fleck Cancer Center	Evolving Communication Services in the Cancer Center
5/8&		David Epstein Mathematics Institute University of Warwick, Coventry	Tree Space in Biology

Credit is available as Hinf 5-436. For more information, contact Doreen Gruebele at (612) 625-8440. URL= http://www.hinf.umn.edu/seminar/hinfseminar.html

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