• Douglas B. Fridsma
    USA
    American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA)
    President and Chief Executive Officer
Interoperabilidad y Experiencia en USA
From Meaningful use to Precision Medicine: Lessons learned
The meaningful use program accelerated the adoption of electronic health records and set the stage for changes in how we pay for health care and how we conduct research in the United States. As other countries look to the rapid evolution of health IT, there are many lessons to learn from the 30 billion dollars the US invested in the adoption of health information technology. This presentation will review the progress made in the adoption of electronic health records through the meaningful use program, identify 5 key lessons learned in the process, describe near term challenges and anticipate the long term opportunities that informatics professionals as a result of these changes.
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Doug Fridsma, MD, PhD, FACP, FACMI, is the President and Chief Executive Officer of AMIA, a membership society representing 5000 professional and student informaticians and their interests and activities in academe, industry, government and nonprofit organizations.
Dr. Fridsma is an expert in informatics, interoperability, standards, and health IT (including meaningful use). His understanding of the science and application of informatics and experience as practitioner and policymaker give him a depth of knowledge well-suited to the critical challenge of transforming health and health care.