Clinical Informatics 101: Driving Improved Practice and Research through Data


The 3rd annual Mount Sinai Health Hackathon took place on October 19-21 2018, a multidisciplinary competition focused on creating novel technology solutions for problems in Rare Diseases.
How to Apply to the Clinical Informatics Fellowship Program
Applications will be accepted through ERAS and offers will be made individually to selected candidates.
The Clinical Informatics fellowship match is currently a collaborative process with all the programs. There is no official match and you do not need an NRMP token.
A new study entitled "Integrated Genomic Characterization of Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma" was published in the August issue of Cancer Cell from The Cancer Genome Atlas network. The work investigated the molecular landscape of pancreatic adenocarcinoma. BMI faculty Dr. Richard Moffitt served as the analysis coordinator for the project, which involved the work of over 200 scientists.
What did you do this summer? For three Stony Brook faculty members this question is easy to answer. They were the leaders of a four week computer science and informatics summer program for high school students. Read more here.
Sponsored by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Stony Brook Chapter, Biomedical Informatics Department, and Stony Brook University, we are holding our Clinical Informatics again!
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