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Dr. Jeniann Yi, Vascular Surgeon and Informaticist, tells of her work designing, gaining leadership support, deploying and measuring the outcome of: mandatory consult order from ED and inpatient services, before: curbside consults lead to misunderstandings and poor handoffs, after: going from 14% to 95% consult-notes same day, and 100 minutes faster for the sickest patients to get to the OR. AND BONUS UKULELE SONG: Ghostbusters parody.
Incivility: the ukulele parody song sung to Beatles’ Yesterday.
Hear 6 PACademy award winners debate the pros and cons of Team Accelerate or Team Proceed with Caution. Drs. Brett Moran, David Bar-Shain, David Butler, Heidi Twedt, Mark Mabus and CT Lin. Including an Epic Song Battle
To my colleagues at AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association), thanks for hosting me for the closing keynote at Amplify AMIA May 2026 in Denver, CO. Here is the video of my talk, if you missed it. Do you agree with my definitions of PROFANE, MUNDANE and INSANE? What kind of hyper-change is going on in our lives?
Caterwauling again, CT Lin plays “Something in the way she computes” at Amplify AMIA 2026 in Denver, CO, May 2026.
Thanks to my co-panelists Veena Jones and Vinh Nguyen, and moderator Matt Troup for a great discussion about ambient notes and enterprise-wide adoption at Amplify AMIA 2026
RAC15. From adoption to acceleration: Building scalable research pipelines with Cosmos. Don’t be fooled! Excellent session about the Epic Cosmos Datathon done right! (and a ukulele song summary)
Wanted to come to Epic XGM but could not? Or just want to see it through my eyes? FIRSTLY, I’m not on the agenda, but RAC15 COSMOS research is gonna have a secret presenter at the end: ME.
One of the great pleasures in life is to catch people in a moment of joyful surprise. My schtick is ukulele EHR parody songs when people don't expect it. Here are two: ChatGPT, sung to Sweet Caroline, about AI draft replies to patients, chart summaries and ambient notes. Then, EHR Wonderland, about Abridge and ambient note experience. OK, strictly speaking, only one is a holiday song parody, but who's counting. Happy holidays!
Thanks to the hundreds of attendees, we now have a Wisdom of Crowds idea about skills and books to recommend to newbie informaticists. Take a look! Also, a world premiere ukulele song!