Dream of authoring a chapter or editing a book? Have ideas for topics? Wonder how to find a publisher?
Learn from five AMIA member authors and editors about their experiences writing book chapters describing the content, knowledge and methods that constitute the growing domains of clinical research informatics and translational research. Presenters share lessons learned and offer advice for attendees considering, initiating or joining book projects.
Hear how the projects started, how each author chose to conceptualize and present CRI topics, how books and book chapters can be used to document the evolution of the CRI field, as well as train future generations of informatics practitioners and leaders. Learn how presenters identify gaps in content, education, and training materials, and suggest emerging CRI topics.
Session includes a Q&A with the presenter panel.
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Presenters
James E. Andrews, PhD, MLIS, FAMIA
Dr. Andrews' research crosses information science and informatics, and has been focused on health communication and information behaviors, particularly in the context of cancer and genetics.
He is co-editor of the 3rd edition (2023) of Springer Clinical Research Informatics.
Kate Fultz Hollis, MS, MBI, FAMIA
Ms. Fultz Hollis is interested in disease registry data and electronic health record data for relevant information and particularly interested in all aspects of sharing research data accurately and with care for the quality and respect for data use and ownership. She is co-editor of the 3rd edition (2023) of Springer Clinical Research Informatics.
Philip Payne, PHD, FACMI, FAMIA
Janet & Bernard Becker Professor and Director, Associate Dean and Chief Data Scientist, Washington University in St. Louis.
Dr. Payne is one of the authors of the chapter Clinical Research Informatics in Biomedical Informatics, Springer, 5th edition.
Rachel Richesson, PhD, MPH, MS, FACMI
Dr. Richesson conducts original research on the quality and usability of data from electronic health records (EHRs) for research, and has fostered numerous interdisciplinary research collaborations. She has edited all 3 editions of Springer Clinical Research Informatics.
Tamara Winden, PHD, MBA, FAMIA, FHIMSS
Dr. Winden is Founder and Principal of Winden Consulting. As a former CRIO, her interests are in the implementation of technology ecosystems and data resources to support clinical & translational research. Dr. Winden is a co-author of the Clinical Research Informatics chapter of the Health Informatics Practice Guide, 8th edition.