JAMIA at 30: looking back and forward

JAMIA в 30 лет: взгляд в прошлое и будущее
William W. Stead, Randolph A. Miller, Lucila Ohno‐Machado, Suzanne Bakken
2023-12-22

Journal of the American Medical Informatics Associationeditorial historyfuture directionsmedical informaticsscientific journal leadership
In this editorial, the first 4 Editors-in-Chief of the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA) reflect on its history and future.The origins and characterization of each Editor's era represent the "lived experience" of each Editor rather than a comparison of common metrics over time.We also qualitatively assess JAMIA's progress in meeting its original vision and goals, and posit considerations for its future.Table 1 summarizes key JAMIA-related events.
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Each editorial era is characterized through the respective Editor’s lived experience rather than comparison using common metrics over time.
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The authors identify considerations for JAMIA’s future and summarize major journal-related events in a table.
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The editorial qualitatively evaluates JAMIA’s progress toward fulfilling its original vision and goals.
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The first four JAMIA Editors-in-Chief reflect on the journal’s history, development, and future direction.

JAMIA's history and future

the lived experiences of its Editors-in-Chief, progress toward its original vision and goals, and future considerations

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William W. Stead
Randolph A. Miller
Lucila Ohno‐Machado
Suzanne Bakken
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