What is clinical informatics?

Clinical Informatics is the application of informatics and information technology to deliver healthcare services. It is also referred to as applied clinical informatics and operational informatics.

What is Yearbook of Medical Informatics?

The IMIA Yearbook of Medical Informatics appears as a non-profit publication of IMIA. All original papers are peer reviewed. This Open Access journal is available to read for FREE on Thieme E-Journals. This Open Access journal is available to read for FREE on Thieme E-Journals.

Is Applied Clinical Informatics peer reviewed?

As the Official eJournal of AMIA and IMIA, the online journal ACI – Applied Clinical Informatics (ACI) publishes approximately 100 peer-reviewed articles per year.

What are examples of clinical informatics?

Examples of health information technology include EHRs, bed management systems, radio-frequency identification (RFID) to help track patients and equipment, and secure health information exchange portals, which allow instant access of medical records to both patients and approved medical providers.

How do you become a clinical Informaticist?

Clinical informaticists typically start with at least a bachelor’s degree and often earn a graduate degree that includes technical instruction combined with courses in medical practice and hands-on experience working with electronic patient records at healthcare facilities.

Is JMIR a Q1 journal?

For 10 years now, JMIR is consistently ranked in the first quartile (Q1) in both of its disciplines, medical informatics and health services research, as well as among the over 2000 “Clinical Medicine” journals indexed in JCR.