AMIA Annual Symposium
The AMIA Annual Symposium brings together researchers, clinicians, data scientists and health IT leaders each year to present new research, case studies and IT innovations. Clinical Architecture is excited to be part of the conversations about how reliable, high-quality data can lay the groundwork for more effective use of information across the healthcare ecosystem.
As a Premier Sponsor of this year’s symposium, Clinical Architecture is also presenting an Industry Partner Session focused on advancing healthcare data quality and interoperability to support AI in healthcare. If you are attending, come see us at booth #101 or stop by our industry partner session to talk more about what’s new in data quality.
Panels
November 9th
10 AM CT
Data Quality Pipeline for AI and Quality Measures
Speakers:
- Charlie Harp, CEO of Clinical Architecture
- Steve Labkoff, MD – Principal – Luminant Consulting, Collaborating Scientist – Division of Clinical Informatics, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
- Yuri Quintana, PhD, FACMI, FIAHSI, FAMIA – Chief, Division of Clinical Informatics (DCI), Beth
- Israel Deaconess Medical Center & Harvard Medical School
- Leon Rozenblit, MD – Executive Director, QED Institute and the co-host of the Practical AI in Healthcare Podcast
Meet with Us

Charlie Harp
Chief Executive Officer


Shaun Shakib, MPH, PhD, FAMIA
Chief Informatics Officer


Carol Macumber, MS, PMP, FAMIA
EVP, Client Services


Francene Lord
VP, Government Solutions


Anitra Green
EVP, Product


Kelli Mullins
Director, Product Management – Symedical


Libby Borgert
Client Service Analyst IIIndiana University B.S. in Informatics | Specialized in Web Design & Human-Centered Computing
“What we love about Pivot is the ability to drill into documents and terms, deliver them real-time, and do so at a very granular level. [Other solutions we have evaluated] don’t have anything remotely close to this to investigate or provide feedback on what is occurring.”
– Head of Product, Data Warehousing and Analytics Vendor



