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

Machine learning and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk prediction in a multi-ethnic population.

Patient-centric scheduling with the implementation of health information technology to improve the patient experience and access to care: retrospective case-control analysis.

Primary care nurse practitioner management of adolescent behavioral health.

Revaccination management of a large cohort of pediatric patients following a potential lapse in cold storage.

The human resource costs of implementing autopend clinical decision support to improve health maintenance.

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Research Studies

COVID-19 Impacts on Cancer Care Management, Patient Experience and Care Costs

COVID-19 Universal Registry for Vital Evaluations (CURVE) Project

Impact of COVID-19 on Cancer Care Management

Stupski Serious Illness Program Evaluation

The Impact of Smoking, Comorbidities, and Race/Ethnicity on COVID-19 Infection and Disease Severity

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Featured Investigator

Su-Ying Liang

Ph.D.

Research Economist

Su-Ying Liang, Ph.D., is Research Economist at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute.

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