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Welcome to Arizona State University

Welcome to Arizona State University. World Vista Meeting January, 2009. ASU. 67,082 Students 53,298 Undergraduates 13,784 Graduate Students Over 12,000 Employees About 3,000 Faculty Members 4 Campuses in the Phoenix area (Tempe, West, Downtown, Polytechnic).

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Welcome to Arizona State University

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  1. Welcome toArizona State University World Vista Meeting January, 2009

  2. ASU • 67,082 Students • 53,298 Undergraduates • 13,784 Graduate Students • Over 12,000 Employees • About 3,000 Faculty Members • 4 Campuses in the Phoenix area (Tempe, West, Downtown, Polytechnic)

  3. Department of Biomedical Informatics

  4. Arizona Biomedical Collaborative 1 Brickyard on Mill Ave

  5. Arizona Board of Regents University of Arizona Arizona State University College of Medicine-Phoenix in partnership with Arizona State University School of Nursing & Health Innovation Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering Engineering Departments Engineering Departments Other Schools School of Computing & Informatics Engineering Departments Engineering Departments Engineering Departments Engineering Departments Department of Computer Sci. & Eng. Department of Basic Medical Sciences Department of Biomedical Informatics Interdisciplinary Informatics Progs. Phoenix Biomedical Campus Tempe

  6. BMI Research Foci Imaging Informatics Clinical Informatics Public Health Informatics Bioinformatics CAVITARY MASS Finding: mass Mass ID: 1 Margins: spiculated Length: 2.3cm Width: 1.2cm Cavitary: Y Calcified: N Spatial relationships: Abuts pleural surface; invades aorta Data Mining/Predictive Modeling Embedded Systems Collaboration Technologies & Methods Cognition and Decision Making NLP/AI/Structured Knowledge Representation Capture data once, use it many times

  7. Faculty Robert A. Greenes, M.D., Ph.D. Ira A. Fulton Chair Member, Inst of Med, Nat Acad Sci (from Harvard University) Douglas Fridsma, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor (from Univ. of Pittsburgh and joint with Mayo) Vimla Patel, Ph.D., D.Sc. Vice Chair Member, Nat Acad Soc Sci (Canada) (from Columbia University and joint with UA) William G. Johnson, Ph.D. Director, Center for Health Information and Research (from ASU) Valentin Dinu, Ph.D. Assistant Professor (from Yale University) Edward H. Shortliffe, M.D., Ph.D. Professor Member, Inst of Med, Nat Acad Sci (from Columbia University) Trevor Cohen, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor (from Columbia University) Diana Petitti, M.D., M.P.H. Professor (from Kaiser Southern California) Kanav Kahol, Ph.D. Assistant Professor (from ASU and joint with Banner Health) Jianming Liang, Ph.D. (arriving) Associate Professor (from Siemens Corp.) Graciela Gonzalez, Ph.D. Assistant Professor (from ASU, pending, now Asst Res. Prof)

  8. Clinical and Research Faculty Jose Piovanetti-Perez, M.D. Associate Research Professor (from Universidad Central del Caribe, P.R.) Howard Silverman, M.D., M.S. The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix (joint with ASU) Craig Parker, M.D., M.S. Associate Research Professor (from Intermountain Healthcare in Utah) Wade Bannister, Ph.D. Assistant Research Professor (from ASU) Affiliate and Adjunct Faculty 10 Collaborating faculty in SCI 11 Affiliate Faculty from various other disciplines at ASU 12 Adjunct Faculty from diverse organizations around valley

  9. Computer Science& Engineering Life Sciences Psychology Public Health & Business Bioengineering Nursing Law & Bioethics Mathematics & Biostatistics BMI Partners & Collaborators

  10. Growth of the Department • 5 year target • Establish expertise in all 4 key foci • Initially through high profile recruits • Core faculty ~ 24 FTE (30-35 people) • Clinical & research faculty ~ 10-15 FTE • Total w/ affiliates 60-70

  11. Current year targets • Senior faculty leader for bioinformatics & personalized medicine • Midlevel-senior faculty for data mining & predictive modeling • Junior-midlevel natural language processing & clinical knowledge representation

  12. Education and Training Programs 2007 13 students admitted into the first MS BMI class From diverse disciplines Medicine, Computer Science, BioEngineering, Psychology, Nursing, Biology, and Mathematics Medical school informatics curriculum co-taught with physicians and basic medical scientists 2008 7 students admitted into the first PhD BMI class 7 students admitted into the second MS BMI class in Fall 2008 2009 Proposal for BS degree program approved by Curriculum and Academic Programs Committee (CAPC), awaiting Academic Senate approval

  13. Research foci • Major emphasis on statewide, regional and community initiatives • HRAA – Health Research Alliance Arizona • the Arizona statewide CTSA initiative (proposal stage) • HIE – Health Information Exchange • Working with Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) – state Medicaid agency • Aso with Arizona Health-e Connection (AzHeC) – consortium for EHR, ERx, HIE interoperability • Morningside Initiative • Consortium to develop clinical decision support repository, methods, and organizational framework for sharing • CHIR – Center for Health Information and Research • Health services research unit with statewide claims database – Arizona HealthQuery

  14. Research activities Health Research Alliance Arizona • Unique approach to CTSA – statewide consortium • Proposal in preparation • BMI coordination role • Initial work via TRIF funding • Have begun work on portal • Customization • Discovery tools • Content management • Collaboration tools • Portlets for access • Social networking/Web 2.0 features

  15. Shared Knowledge Base Collaborative Knowledge Management Enterprise Knowledge Base Enterprise Knowledge Base Enterprise Knowledge Base Guidelines Reminders Alerts Order sets … The Morningside Initiative • A consortium of DOD, VA, Kaiser, Partners, Henry Ford Hospital, Intermountain Health, ASU in coordinating role • For knowledge sharing for clinical decision support (CDS) • Initial focus on diabetes • Startup support from TATRC • Goal of scaling up as national-level public-private initiative

  16. Provider EMRs Clinics Hospitals RHIOs/HIEs Pharms/PBMs RLS RLS AHCCCS Health Plans DHS Labs Imaging Interoperable health records and CDS • Interagency Service Agreement with AHCCCS (state Medicaid agency) • for joint activities in EMR and health information exchange (HIE) development • application of CDS HIE Data The Internet - Gateways - Record Locator Service (record matching)

  17. State-wide HIE, CDR, & CDS Infrastructure Collaboration with Arizona’s state Medicaid agency (AHCCCS), Arizona Health-e Connection, and other institutions Funding through two Medicaid Transformation Grants Working to build consensus and define architectures for methods of delivering better quality and more efficient healthcare to Arizona’s Medicaid beneficiaries but in a manner that can be expanded state-wide

  18. Center for Health Information and Research* Community Health Information Systems Health Care Effectiveness Health Care Disparities Surveillance Systems Environmental Effects on Health Patient Safety Health Care Workforce Economic Evaluations of Health Care * CHIR and director, William Johnson, received 2008 President’s Gold Medal for Social Embeddedness Arizona HealthQuery – a unique statewide database of 9 million patients

  19. Simulation and training • Study of surgical errors and fatigue • Best paper award, Amer. Coll. of Surg. annual meeting • Use of Wii as warmup for surgery • Best paper award, MMVR, news coverage channel 5, BBC, Wall St J blog

  20. Other research • Knowledge-guided genome data analyses • Guiding GWAS studies, with TGen • Selection of therapeutic targets, with Tgen • Next-generation sequencing, TGen, collaboration with BMI • Algorithm and pipeline optimization development • Personalized biomarkers • Partnership for Personalized Medicine, with BMI • Alzheimer disease early detection based on haptic memory changes, with Mayo • Clinical trials infrastructure modeling framework, with Mayo and CTSA

  21. Successes • Over $9M in funding in our first year • 2 graduate degrees and unique med school curriculum launched, and unique undergraduate curriculum proposed • Stellar faculty recruited from Columbia, Yale, Harvard, Pittsburgh, Utah, Kaiser, and elsewhere • Developed collaborations with UA, TGen, several ASU Depts/Schools, Mayo, Banner, BNI, VA, MIHS, AHCCCS • Awards and recognition received by faculty • Patel - SCI 2008 Service Faculty of the Year • Johnson – 2008 ASU President’s Gold Medal • Greenes – 2008 ACMI Morris F. Collen award • Kanav et al - press coverage for surgical simulation studies and MMVR best paper award • Shortliffe - named President & CEO of American Medical Informatics Association

  22. Progress report • See: http://bmi.asu.edu/ downloads/IMIA Yearbook08_ preprint.pdf

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