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

A framework for examining the function of digital health technologies for weight management.

Implementation of patient-reported outcomes measurement information system data collection in a private orthopedic surgery practice.

Increasing prevalence of primary biliary cholangitis and reduced mortality with treatment.

Patient experiences in selecting a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan.

Personalized hypertension management using patient-generated health data integrated with electronic health records (EMPOWER-H): six-month pre-post study.

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Research Studies

Does the Medicare Preventive Visit Coverage Benefit Seniors With Multiple Chronic Conditions?

HOMBRE (Hombres con Opciones para Mejorar el Bienestar y bajar el Riesgo de Enfermedades crónicas)

Improving Cancer Care

Prescription Amphetamine-based Stimulants and Pulmonary Hypertension

The Impact of Lean Management on Primary Care Efficiency, Affordability, and the Patient Experience

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Featured Investigator

Ellis C. Dillon

Ph.D.

Assistant Scientist

Ellis Dillon, Ph.D., is Assistant Scientist at PAMFRI. Her research focuses on enhancing patient and family experience of care, palliative care, mental health care, and physician and staff well-being.

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