Name
The Bilateral Information Gap Between Individual Care and Population Health: Can Informatics Build the Bridge?
Speakers
Content Presented on Behalf of
DHS
Services/Agencies represented
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Session Type
Breakout
Date
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Start Time
3:15 PM
End Time
4:15 PM
Room#/Location
Woodrow Wilson A
Focus Areas/Topics
Medical Technology, Policy/Management/Administrative
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the presentation, attendees will have an understanding of:
• What is missing from modern electronic medical data that is needed to support better public health decisions, and how might it be captured without creating additional clinical burden.
• What is missing from population health toolkits that could produce better clinical decisions, and how might it be delivered in time to the point of care.
• What can health informatics bring to clinical medicine and public health information systems that can produce better outcomes for both.
• How OHS is approaching the translation between individual clinical information and actionable public health insights.
• What is missing from modern electronic medical data that is needed to support better public health decisions, and how might it be captured without creating additional clinical burden.
• What is missing from population health toolkits that could produce better clinical decisions, and how might it be delivered in time to the point of care.
• What can health informatics bring to clinical medicine and public health information systems that can produce better outcomes for both.
• How OHS is approaching the translation between individual clinical information and actionable public health insights.
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