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Students and Informatics - Two Important Ingredients to the Success of Our Profession

8/30/2012 3:08:35 AM by Nancy G Collins PhD RD LDN

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Trending - Academy Past President in Quotes

8/14/2012 8:59:25 AM by Lindsey B Hoggle MS RD

It all began as an attempt to force some balance back into my life. I began carving out 30 minutes each morning to calmly read the Washington Post while basking in the quiet early morning hours with a cup of Java. Well, that was the intent, anyway. Up until then I caught the paper whenever I could grab a few minutes, while waiting on kids carpools, or when an especially intriguing front pa... read more

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Informatics Week in Chicago!

8/9/2012 2:38:05 PM by Lindsey B Hoggle MS RD

It’s a fun time to be in informatics and thanks to the members who have participated in AMIA over the years, we look forward to participating in the first ever “Informatics Week in Chicago as an organizational sponsor! ... read more

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The Walking Gallery

8/8/2012 10:35:15 AM by Lindsey B Hoggle MS RD

Some of you know of my The Walking Gallery jacket. I tend to be reserved at talking about myself, but have come to realize –it’s not about me. I had the pleasure of meeting Regina Holliday at one of the ONC Policy Meetings a few years ago --February 25, 2010—to be exact. (It’s Regina—not me, who has an impeccable memory.) Fast forward to Saturday, June 25, 2011 and Regina completed my jac... read more

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Working With Your IT Department

8/6/2012 2:18:52 PM by Nancy G Collins PhD RD LDN

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Sizing up Olympic Feats –Technology vs. Human

8/3/2012 2:03:57 PM by Lindsey B Hoggle MS RD

Watching the Summer Olympics this past week has prompted an odd mix of emotions—from the awe of technology that can capture a hundredth of a second difference (under water at that) in swimmers to the disbelief of bad form in badminton players. Events in London brought to mind the conversation we so often hear on “technology” being blamed for dumbing down the human decision making. My take on... read more