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J Am Med Inform Assoc 13:166-170 doi:10.1197/jamia.M1912
  • The Practice of Informatics

Who are the Informaticians? What We Know and Should Know

Table 1

Categories of Informatics Practice (Adapted from Covvey et al.26)

Level of Practice Type of Work Example Job Titles
Academic/research Individual who does research and/or teaching in an academic center Professor, scientist
Applied/professional Individual who works in an operational informatics setting for a majority of his or her working time Chief Information Officer, chief medical or nursing information officer, project manager, developer, trainer
Expert/liaison Individual who spends part of his or her working time as a local expert and interfaces with informatics or information technology professionals Chief medical or nursing information officer, clinical information technology liaison

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