Using Social Network Analysis within a Department of Biomedical Informatics to Induce a Discussion of Academic Communities of Practice

Table 1

Methods and Expertise Associated with Three Communities of Practice with the Corresponding Label on the Nodes in Figure 1

Community of Practice	Method or Area of Expertise Associated with Community	Label in Figure I
Empirical discovery and prediction	Computational simulation of biological systems focused on genomics and proteomics	Genomics/Proteomics
	Data mining	Data Mining
	Knowledge discovery	Know Discovery
	Natural language processing	NLP
	Concept representation	Concept Rep
	Machine learning and intelligent systems	Machine Lrng
Human and organizational factors	Decision support	Decision Support
	Health technology evaluation	Evaluation
	Consumer health	Consumer Health
	Electronic health records	EH Record
	Public health systems	PH Systems
	Cognition, human computer interface, and usability	HCI/usability
	Visual simulation of human biological systems	Simulation/Imaging
Information Management	Clinical information systems	Clinical Systems
	Safety and quality improvement	QI
	Information standards and interoperability	Standards/Interoperability
	Telemedicine	Telemedicine

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