Directly integrating health information exchange data with the electronic health record increases HIE use by emergency department clinicians
Publication: Applied Clinical Informatics Open
Dr. Titus Schleyer is the founder and chair of the AMIA Climate, Health and Informatics Working Group, which is dedicated to promoting sustainability, and a healthy planet for current and future generations. A key focus of the program is mitigating or adapting to the climate crisis and its effect on human health. Dr. Schleyer recently launched a study of the effects of changes in air quality in Indiana on multiple medical conditions.
Other projects include
An award-winning educator, Dr. Schleyer is focused on educating the next generation of biomedical informaticians. He co-directs the National Library of Medicine funded Indiana Public & Population Health Informatics Fellowship. He also mentors fellows in three other training programs.
Dr. Schleyer holds DMD and PhD degrees from the Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany, and DMD and MBA degrees from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Publication: Applied Clinical Informatics Open
Publication: INQUIRY Open
Publication: Learning Health Systems
Publication: Journal of Biomedical Informatics
Publication: Journal of Biomedical Informatics
Publication: Nature Medicine
Publication: Journal of Managed Care & Specialty Pharmacy