Welcome to
BioMedical Informatics Fall 2006
Sponsored by The National Library of Medicine and The Marine Biological Laboratory Woods Hole, Massachusetts
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Course Director: • Jim Cimino MBL Course Coordinator: • Cathy Norton
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Course Sponsor: • National Library of Medicine • Don Lindberg
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MBL/WHOI Library Advisory Committee Chair: • David Shepro
What is this Course?
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A survey of medical informatics topics A collection of renowned informatics faculty Now in its 15th year, 24th class Lectures Workshops Project Tours – Rare Books, Marine Resource Center Social events
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Free time Wednesday Clambake Friday Party (Friday?)
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Introducing You...
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The highest scoring individuals drawn from 167 applicants
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Admissions committee = 5 of 16 faculty Selected on the basis of your background and position as Change Agents in your institutions
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Diverse by occupation • 9 health sciences librarian/administrators • 7 physicians • 5 researchers • 1 administrator • 2 pharmacists • 1 nurse
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From diverse by occupational settings • 14 university • 7 community • 2 government • 1 membership org • 1 corporate
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Diverse by geography, representing 21 states/districts:
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Extremely Well Educated • 9 MD/MBChB • 8 MLS/MALS/MILS/MSLIS • 3 PhD/Doctorates:
Pharmacology, Developmental Biology, Public Administration
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3 MPH 2 MBA 5 ‘other’ Masters:
Public Administration, Health Services Research, Developmental Biology, Educational Technology, Software Development and Management
(Total 30 advanced degrees - 25 participants)
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Extremely diverse with respect to your experience and familiarity with computers, networks, applications and medical systems
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Invited to Tell Us:
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A bit about yourself What you hope to learn during the course How you think you might apply what you learn here
NLM/MBL BioMedical Informatics 2006
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A survey course, an informatics sampler A demonstration of various teaching methods as well as content Part education, part personal skills introductory training An opportunity to consult with faculty and other participants
Usual Logistics
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Breakfast – 7AM Class – 8:30AM * Break – 10AM Class – 10:30AM* Lunch – Noon Class – 1:30PM * Break – 3:00PM * Class – 3:30PM * Dinner – 6PM Workshop – 7PM Free time – 9PM
White=MBL Club Orange=Swope Pink=Cap’n Kidd
Spring
Faculty: Weather: Jim’s face: Columbia Rain Tues.
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Vanderbilt Rain Sun.
Swope
Candle House
MBL Club
Library
Marine Resource Center
Crane House
Bar Neck Road
Shining Sea Path
Cap’n Kidd
NLM/MBL Medical Informatics 2006 Your assignment:
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Relax Learn a lot Give feedback Get to know the faculty and students Have fun Don’t go home with unanswered questions!