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Health Informatics

Laboratory Medicine and Pathology

Medical School

• Time: Thursdays at 3:30-4:30 p.m., refreshments at 3:15.
  
• Location: 2-101 Basic Sciences Biomedical Engineering, University of Minnesota, except as indicated.
  

  * = co-sponsored by the BioTechnology Institute
  & = Webcast by UNITE; check the demo to make sure you can view it.
  The live webcast will begin at 3:35pmand will be archived for two weeks.

  Date	Speaker	Topic
  1/22	Lael Gatewood, PhD Health Informatics	Health Informatics: Reflecting on Tomorrow
  1/29*&	Steve Cannon, PhD Plant Biology	Connecting gene family and genome evolution: lessons from comparative plant genomics
  2/5	Rick Redalen, MD and Charles Krejci MedQuest, LLC	Patient Discharge Information by ExitCare
  2/12&	John Kralewsi, PhD and Bryan Dowd, PhD Health Services Research & Policy	The influence of the structure and culture of medical group practices in drug prescription errors
  2/19	Stanley Finkelstein, PhD Health Informatics	Delivering Healthcare to the Home via Telemedicine
  2/26*&	Cavan Reilly, PhD Biostatistics	More Accurate Inference for Oligonucleotide Arrays
  3/4	Robert Elson, MD, MS RxHub, LLC	ePrescribing: State of the Market
  3/11&	Kevin Silverstein, PhD Plant Biology	Identification of novel legume-specific gene families: possible implications for crop improvement and human health
  3/18	No Seminar	Spring Break
  3/25	Piet de Groen, MD Mayo Clinic, Rochester	Data Extraction and Analysis Methods For a Clinical Data Warehouse
  4/1*&	Kevin Roberg-Perez, PhD Cargill-Dow, LLC	Bioinformatics at Cargill-Dow
  4/8	James Poehlmann and Mark Domalewski Fairview Health Services	Electronic clinical image handling at Fairview
  4/15&	Timothy Behrens, MD Medicine	Data Spelunking in a Large Human Blood Cell Microarray Dataset
  4/22	Patrick O'Connor, MD HealthPartners Research Foundation	Electronic Medical Records and Healthcare Improvement: Are We Waiting For Godot?
  4/29&	Chris Dwan, MS Center for Computational Genomics and Bioinformatics	Cluster Computing for Bioinformatics
  5/6	Mark L. Rohrbaugh, PhD, JD Office of Technology Transfer, Office of the Director, NIH	TBA

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

  Past Seminars
  
  

  Fall 2003

  Fall 2002 Spring 2003

  Fall 2001 Spring 2002

  Fall 2000 Spring 2001

  Fall 1999 Spring 2000

  Fall 1998 Winter 1999 Spring 1999