Personal Health Informatics

E-enabled Patient-Provider Communication in Context.- Value-Based Care for Direct Primary Care Model.- Opportunities and Challenges of Implementation in the Trench: e-Concierge Point-of-Care.- Population Health Management and Primary Care Transformation with Care Management.- Safer Homes for Personal Health and Patient Safety.- Health App By Prescription: The German Nation-Wide Model.- Wearable Health Model for Chronic Disease Management.- Patient Electronic Health Records.- Patient Portal for Critical Response during Pandemic: A Case of COVID-19.- Patient-centered Electronic Health Records.- Incorporating External and Internal Factors into Personal Health: Considerations of the Design for Citizen Health Services.- Experiment and Research Design for Health App.- Early Detection of Mental Decay Through Mobile and Tangible Health Devices.- Mobile Health Platform for Comparative Effectiveness.- Insights about Methods for Analyzing Longitudinal Patient Observations.- Patients as Equal Partners in the Design Process.- Methodology for Person-Centered Design for Citizen Science.- Health Community and Regional Perspective for Health Equality: OurVoice Citizen Science.- Ecosystem of Patient-Centered Research and Information System Design for Caregivers.- Behavioural Science for Digital Health.- Citizen Science for Research from the Patient's Perspective.- Challenges in Leveraging Library & Information Science to Discover Consumer Health Informatics Research.- Opportunities and Future Directions in Consumer Health Informatics Terminology Evolution.- OMOP and ODHSI for Patient-reported Data.- Evaluation of Programs Based on Citizen Initiatives.- Security and Privacy Architecture and Protocols for Compliance Standard for Patient Portal and Patient Sensor Data in Norwegian National Information System.- Framework for Revisiting Health Information Technology for Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues and Evaluation: Telehealth/Telemedicine and COVID-19.- Ethical Framework for

Pei-Yun Sabrina Hsueh, PhD, FAMIA is a serial Global Health AI Industry Leader, specializing in real-world data science and strategy. She is a Board Member of the Association of Computing Machinary Practitioners Board, the co-Chair of AI Evaluation Showcase 2023, the Vice Chair of AMIA 2022, and an elected Fellow of American Medical Informatics Association (FAMIA) and serves on the Steering Committees of Women in AMIA and Work Groups. She previously served as the Chair of the Consumer and Pervasive Health Informatics Work Group at AMIA and led Behavioral Analytics works at the Centre for Computational Health of IBM Research. Dr. Hsueh has been a pioneer in the area of Health AI with a focus on evidence generation and validation across technical, workflow, and system integration. She has been elected as IBM Academy of Technology Member, co-chair of IBM Health Informatics Professional Community, and the European Google Anita Borg Scholar. She authored 20+ patents and 60+ technical articles in the fields of computational linguistics and applied informatics. Her expertise in the emerging areas and industry solutions makes her a sought-after speaker and consultant, winning AMIA Distinguished Paper Award, multiple invention, research achievement and manager choice awards, and Eminence and Excellence Award. She has also been chairing applied data science events at major conferences such as AMIA, MEDINFO, MIE, and KDD and is also actively involved in the public policy consultation and serves on the FDA response team in the AMIA public policy committee and IEEE Standards Committee.  Sabrina is devoted to mentor newcomers and women leaders who are pursuing interdisciplinary career paths. She is a founding co-director of the joint podcast series between ACM and AMIA on this topic. To provide updates to the fast-evolving field, She has also been editing new textbooks on Machine Learning for Medicine and Healthcare (Springer Nature), Personal Health Informatics