Lessons from Biomedical Informatics for Nutrition Informatics James J. Cimino, M.D. Laboratory for Informatics Development NIH Clinical Center.

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Lessons from Biomedical Informatics for Nutrition Informatics James J. Cimino, M.D. Laboratory for Informatics Development NIH Clinical Center

Biomedical Informatics is...

“The field that concerns itself with the cognitive, information processing and communication tasks of medical practice, education and research, including the information science and the technology to support these tasks.” Greenes RA. Shortliffe EH. JAMA 1990 Feb 23; 263(8):

Biomedical Informatics is... The art and science of organizing knowledge of human health and disease, and making it useful for problem solving

The Spectrum of Problem Solving Science base of biology and medicine Collection and interpretation of signals Application of science and data in clinical care Extension of clinical care to populations

What’s in a Name? Bioinformatics Really biomolecular informatics Medical informatics Really clinical informatics Biomedical informatics Covers both and more

Computers and storage Graphical user interfaces Signal processing Artificial intelligence Telecommunications Internet and the World Wide Web Electronic knowledge resources Technologies

Evidence-based practice Standards for naming and coding User interface design for biomedical and healthcare professionals Expert systems Decision analysis Concepts

Bioinformatics Clinical information systems Computer assisted learning Public health information systems Electronic knowledge resources Nutrition Domains

Data, Information and Knowledge Health Record Knowledge Resources Guidelines Research Expert System

Data Types Text Numeric SignalStructuredCodedStandard Coded NLP Interpretation Image Blobs Symbols Manual

Food allergies Milk Eggs Seafood Cherries … Controlled Terminologies Drug allergies Infant formula Vaccines Iodine contrast Cough medicine …

Ontologies Substances Foods Drugs Formula Iodine Contrast Vaccines Cough Medicine Has ingredient Eggs Cherries Milk Seafood

Inventory management systems Nutrient analysis Nutrition research Clinical nutrition care Foodservice system management Educational/instructional/data intake Reimbursement Communication Food-supply surveillance Nutrition Informatics Hoggle LB, Michael MA, Houston SM, Ayres EJ. Nutrition Informatics. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 2006; 106(1):

American Medical Informatics Association

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Building Blocks Biomedical Informatics is... Building Blocks Application Areas Building Blocks Information Resources Skills Issues Skills