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J Am Med Inform Assoc 6:341-348 doi:10.1136/jamia.1999.0060341
  • Focus on an Agenda for Biomedical Informatics

Health Informatics

Table 1

Conceptual Value/Mission Model for Academic Health Centers

Value: Quality Mission:
Patient Care Education Research
Right Thing (Vision) ▪ Carriage trade ▪ Specialists ▪ Advancing and communicating knowledge
▪ Individualization ▪ Family Practice Physicians
▪ Mass customization ▪ Academic Physicians ▪ Outcome research
▪ Population-based medicine ▪ Allied Health Professionals
▪ Regional health model
Right Way (Which, How) ▪ Traditional medicine ▪ Lecture ▪ Laboratory-based research
▪ Complementary medicine ▪ Problem-based learning ▪ Department/discipline
▪ Evidence-based medicine ▪ Small group ▪ Interdisciplinary institutes
▪ Standards of care ▪ Community-based learning ▪ Academic health center
▪ Practice guidelines ▪ Apprenticeships
▪ Protocols
▪ Learning organization
▪ Person empowerment
▪ Shared responsibility
Right Time (When) ▪ Acute care on demand ▪ Undergraduate medical education ▪ Undergraduate education
▪ Preventive medicine ▪ Graduate education
▪ Public health education ▪ Graduate medical education
▪ AA/BA education
▪ Just-in-time learning
▪ Just-in-time training
Right Person (Who) ▪ Physician ▪ Physicians ▪ Faculty
▪ Integrated staff ▪ Other faculty ▪ Interdisciplinary team
▪ Skill mix
▪ Patient
▪ Consumer/public

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