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Meliha Yetisgen-Yildiz is joining the BHI core faculty as an Assistant Professor starting December 1st. She received her BS degree in Computer Engineering and Information Science from Bilkent University (Ankara, Turkey) and MS degree on Computer Engineering from Middle East Technical University (Ankara, Turkey). She received her PhD from the University of Washington with a thesis on Biomedical Informatics in December 2007. After working as a post-doctoral researcher at UW, she joined Kiha, Inc. as a text mining researcher. Her current research interests include biomedical text mining and information extraction. She will be focused on a project working with Peter Tarczy-Hornoch and other leadership of the Northwest Institute for Genetic Medicine (http://www.nwigm.org/) using Natural Language Processing approaches to extract phenotype from the electronic medical record for research purposes (funded by the NWIGM LSDF award). |
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NLM-RWJF recently awarded $37,000 to the Division of Biomedical and Health Informatics for Dr. Anne Turner to develop educational materials to incorporate Public Health Informatics training into graduate Public Health core courses.
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Read more... [NLM-RWJF AWARDS GRANT TO DR. ANNE TURNER]
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Each year our graduate students nominate BHI faculty and vote for who they believe should receive the BHI Teaching Award. This award goes to a faculty member who shows commitment to teaching and demonstrates dedication to enriching students' learning experience. Please join BHI in congratulating David Masuda, who is the recipient of the 2009 BHI Teaching Award. |
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We are pleased to announce that Cayetano-Heredia University, Lima Peru received an NIH Fogarty grant to establish the "QUIPU: Andean Global Health Informatics Research and Training Center," a center of excellence for training and research in global health informatics (GHI) to serve as a hub for addressing the national and regional needs for high-quality training in the Andean Region (AR). A subcontract to UW/CPHI will provide funding for training and support for the QUIPU program.
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Read more... [NIH AWARDS NEW GRANT TO BUILD CAPACITY IN INFORMATICS IN GLOBAL HEALTH]
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"Developing capacity in health informatics in a resource poor setting: lessons from Peru." Kimball AM, Curioso WH, Arima Y, Fuller S, Garcia PJ, Segovia-Juarez J, Castagnetto JM, Leon-Velarde F, Holmes KK. Human Resources for Health 2009 Oct 27;7(1):80. PMID: 19860918. See link. |
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