Research Areas - NLM Training Program in Minnesota

Fellows are associated with an applied or basic science research cluster in the Twin Cities or Rochester, where they participate in on-going projects as active collaborators and co-investigators. Topical areas in informatics include Clinical Decision Support, Genomics and Proteomics, Telemedicine, Library Sciences, or Public Health. Opportunities for research studies, dissertation or postdoctoral practicum lead to peer-reviewed publications. The opportunities to develop and evaluate clinical system enhancements are varied and abundant. Opportunities to learn with informatics mentors and contribute to learning are plentiful and richly rewarding.

INFORMATICS RESEARCH AREAS
University of Minnesota,		Mayo Clinic,
Minneapolis/St. Paul		Rochester MN
Population-based Research Systems		Medical Concept Representation
Developing and Evaluating Clinical Decision Support		Clinical Guidelines and Decision Support
Public Health Service Systems		Clinical Information Indexing & Retrieval
Neuroinformatics Collaboratories		Information Modeling for Clinical Purposes
Telemedicine/Telemonitoring		Inferencing and Knowledge Discovery
Bioinformatics, Pathology Informatics		Genomics and Clinical Correlations
Enhancing the Clinical Research Infrastructure		Bioinformatics
Informatics Issues in Health Sciences Libraries		Integrating Clinical and Research Information Systems