Join us in Baltimore to explore how consumer eHealth andpervasive information technology are changing health care andthe management and use of health information. SINI 2014 willfeature two educational tracks of cutting-edge content forparticipants at all levels of expertise, plus two deep dive sessionsfor experts in the field of informatics.

Informatics Enabling Patient-CenteredCare Across the Continuum

2014SINI 24th Summer Institute in

Nursing Informatics

Save the Dates: July 16-18, 2014Engaging patients and their loved ones with informatics tools to monitor and manage their health requires newkinds of patient-centered teamwork, communications, shared planning, coordination, and health coaching.

http://nursing.umaryland.edu/sini

Every year I look forward to the new ideas and innovationsbrought forth from this assemblage of professionals.Informatics is continually in motion and requires all healthprofessionals to keep their skill levels perfected to providesafe, quality health care with good patient outcomes. SINIis an excellent source for meeting these goals.

Kathleen Griffis, MSN, RN, BCDistance Education Specialist, W. Cary Edwards School ofNursing, Thomas Edison State College

Educational Tracks:• Implementing and Evaluating Consumer eHealth Approaches• New Roles for Clinicians and Informaticians

Expert-Level Think-Tank Discussions:• Interoperability Across the Spectrum of Care• Data Methods and Analytics

Call for AbstractsCall for abstracts for peer-reviewed posters and podiumpresentations will be sent early in January 2014.

Abstracts due March 1, 2014.

For more information, visit: http://nursing.umaryland.edu/sini

Questions?Email pe@son.umaryland.edu or call 410-706-3767.

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SINI not only helped me grow my overall knowledge ofnursing informatics, but it helped me better understandinformatics in my own organization. A definite win-win!

Holly Nunns, BSN, RNClinical Informatics Analyst, Nursing and Patient CareInformatics, Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas

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