-
About
- Our vision and mission
-
Who we are Who we are
-
Awards Awards
- About our awards
- Gautam Bodiwala Lifetime Leadership Achievement Award
- George Podgorny Lecturers
- Order of the International Federation of Emergency Medicine
- Humanitarian Award
- Visionary Industry Technology Award (VITA)
- VITA Award Recipients 2025
- ICEM 2025 Research Excellence Awards
- ICEM 2025 Research Award Winners
- Contact us
-
Advocacy
-
Resources
-
Research
-
Education
-
Events
-
Global Congress on Emergency Medicine Global Congress on Emergency Medicine
- Event Calendar
- Event Endorsement
- Symposia collaboration
-
-
News
-
Behavioral Emergencies SIG Behavioral Emergencies SIG
-
Critical Care in Emergency Medicine SIG Critical Care in Emergency Medicine SIG
-
Disaster Medicine SIG Disaster Medicine SIG
-
Emergency Ultrasound SIG Emergency Ultrasound SIG
-
Gender Specific Issues SIG Gender Specific Issues SIG
-
Geriatric Emergency Medicine SIG Geriatric Emergency Medicine SIG
-
Informatics Special Interest Group Informatics Special Interest Group
-
Technology SIG Technology SIG
-
Paediatric Emergency Medicine SIG Paediatric Emergency Medicine SIG
-
Public and Environmental Health SIG Public and Environmental Health SIG
-
Quality and Safety SIG Quality and Safety SIG
-
Trauma SIG Trauma SIG
Resources
Advancing Patient Care through Technology and Data Analytics
White Paper Published June 2023
Contributors (Alphabetic Order):
Dr Goksu Bozdereli Berikol
Professor Rajadurai Meenakshisundaram
Dr Mark Anthony Marlon Ragoo
Dr Sree Sowjanya Patibandla
Executive Summary:
Informatics is defined as the interdisciplinary field that studies and pursues the effective uses of biomedical data, information, and knowledge for scientific inquiry, problem solving and decision making, motivated by efforts to improve human health. 1 (See “what is informatics?” appendix 1 ). The rapidly evolving field of health informatics is transforming healthcare by harnessing the power of information, technology, data and analytics. Emergency medicine (EM) is time-sensitive and high-pressure in nature and can significantly benefit from the application of health informatics. The effective utilization of health and informatics can streamline, workflows, improve communication, enhance clinical decision-making, and ultimately save lives. This White Paper addresses the need for incorporating health informatics into EM and provides a roadmap for enhancing knowledge and implementation within the field.