Medical Informatics Research

Medical informatics research is a combination of information science, computers and healthcare delivery that looks for ways to improve methods of storing and retrieving information within a healthcare system. Better systems help to improve care by providing critical information to healthcare providers when needed in the care of patients.

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Publications

Clinical validation of the Bladder Health Survey for urinary incontinence in a population sample of women.

Patterns of health care utilization for low back pain.

Predictors of care seeking in women with urinary incontinence.

The iceberg of health care utilization in women with urinary incontinence.

Use of electronic health records for early detection of high-cost, low back pain patients.

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Research Studies

Improving Cancer Care

Interpretable Deep Learning Model for Longitudinal Electronic Health Record and Applications to Heart Failure Prediction

Major Depressive Disorder

Severe Mental Illness and Patterns of Emergency Department Utilization

Using Electronic Health Records to Identify Gaps in Migraine Headache Care: A Step Towards Improving Patient Outcomes

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Featured Investigator

Dominick L. Frosch

Ph.D.

Director, PAMFRI

Dominick L. Frosch, Ph.D., is Director and Senior Scientist at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute as well aa Chief Care Delivery Evaluation Officer at PAMF.

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