| Name |
Daniel J. Vreeman
|
|---|---|
| Degree | PT, DPT, MSc |
| Specialty | Physical Therapy |
| Professional Title |
Assistant Research Professor, Indiana University School of Medicine; Research Scientist, Regenstrief Institute |
| Work Phone | 317-423-5515 |
| Secretary Phone Number | 317-423-5579 |
| Fax Number | 317-423-5695 |
| Expertise and Research Interests |
Dr. Vreeman's research interests are centered on understanding and promoting effective organization, analysis, management, and use of information in healthcare. The principle focus areas are: (1) The use of standardized clinical vocabularies to support electronic health information exchange, and (2) Investigation of medical informatics applications to improve healthcare delivery and research. Dr. Vreeman also has a primary role in the development of the LOINC database of universal codes for clinical observations. More information on Dr. Vreeman's research and professional interests can be found at: http://dr.danielvreeman.net |
| Professional Appointments |
2006-present President, Technology SIG, Health Policy and Administration Section of APTA |
| Other Appointments and Professional Consultantships |
2003 – present Clinical and Laboratory LOINC Committees |
| Professional Organizations |
2000-present American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) 2002-present American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) |
| Honors and Awards |
2006 Distinguished Paper Award – Finalist, AMIA Annual Symposium 2007 Distinguished Paper Award, AMIA Annual Symposium 2008 Distinguished Paper Award – Finalist, AMIA Annual Symposium |
Publications
Robbins, CB, Vreeman, DJ, Sothmann, MS, Wilson, SL, and Oldridge, NB
(2009).
A review of the long-term health outcomes associated with war-related amputation.
Mil Med 174(6):588-92.
Vreeman, DJ, Stark, M, Tomashefski, GL, Phillips, DR, and Dexter, PR
(2008).
Embracing change in a health information exchange.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc:768-72.
Vreeman, DJ
(2007).
Keeping up with changing source system terms in a local health information infrastructure: running to stand still.
Stud Health Technol Inform 129:775-9.
Vreeman, DJ, Finnell, JT, and Overhage, JM
(2007).
A rationale for parsimonious laboratory term mapping by frequency.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc:771-5.
Vreeman, DJ
(2006).
Maintaining mappings from source systems in a local health information infrastructure.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc:1131.
Vreeman, DJ
(2006).
Clinical prediction rules.
Phys Ther 86(5):761-2.
Vreeman, DJ and McDonald, CJ
(2006).
A Comparison of Intelligent Mapper and Document Similarity Scores for Mapping Local Radiology Terms to LOINC.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc:809-13.
Vreeman, DJ, Taggard, SL, Rhine, MD, and Worrell, TW
(2006).
Evidence for electronic health record systems in physical therapy.
Phys Ther 86(3):434-46; discussion 446-9.
Vreeman, RC, Madsen, KA, Vreeman, DJ, Carroll, AE, and Downs, SM
(2006).
Compliance with guidelines for ADHD: A pilot study of an evaluation tool.
J Pediatr 149(4):568-571.
Vreeman, DJ and McDonald, CJ
(2005).
Automated Mapping of Local Radiology Terms to LOINC.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc:769-73.