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| Education
and Training |
| PhD |
1987 |
University
of Maryland |
| MS |
1977 |
Boston
University |
Affiliations
School of Nursing
Department of Biomedical Informatics
Center
for Evidence-based Practice in the Underserved
Training
Activities
Program Director, Reducing Health Disparities Through Informatics
Program Director, Informatics for Evidence-based NP Practice
Faculty Member, Biomedical
Informatics Training Program
Collaborations
Harlem
Health Promotion Center
UCSF HIV/AIDS Nursing Research Network
Nursing Terminology Summit
International
Collaborations
International
Council of Nurses/International Medical Informatics Association – Nursing
Special Interest Group: Development of an International Standard
Organization (ISO) standard for a nursing reference terminology
model.
School
of Nursing Faculty |
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Research
Summary
Program of research is at the intersection of informatics,
evidence-based nursing practice, and underserved populations. Primary
interests include decision support systems, mobile computing, natural
language processing, and use of web-based approaches for interactive
health communication in underserved populations.
Service
Interests
Current research projects involve the use of informatics tools for a
variety of purposes including natural language processing of nursing
narratives, interactive health communication, data mining, patient safety,
meeting clinicians’ information needs, and decision support.
Selected
Publications
1.
Hripcsak G, Bakken S, Stetson PD, Patel VL. Mining complex clinical
data for patient safety research: a framework for event
discovery. J Biomed Inform. 2003 Feb-Apr;36(1-2):120-30.
2. Hwang,
J., Cimino JJ, Bakken, S. Integrating Nursing
Diagnostic Concepts into the Medical Entities Dictionary Using
the ISO Reference Terminology Model for Nursing Diagnosis. Journal
of the American Medical Informatics Association 2003;10(4):382-8
3. Stone,
P.W., Curran, C.R., & Bakken, S. Evaluation
of studies of health economics. Evidence Based Nursing.
2002 5(4):100-4.
4. Bakken, S. Biodefense and
nursing informatics. American Journal of Nursing 2002;
102(9):79-80.
5. Hwang, J., Park, Y-A., & Bakken,
S. Impact of a physician's order entry (POE) system
on physicians' ordering patterns and patient length of stay. International
Journal of Medical Informatics 2002; 68(3):213-23.
6. Cashen, M.S., Sklar, B.M., Nguyen, H.H.T.,
Just, M., & Bakken, S. Implementing a web-based information
resources at an inner city community church: Lessons learned. Computers
Informatics Nursing 2002;20(6)244-250.
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Current
Projects
1. Center
for Evidence-based Practice in the Underserved
The goal of this project is to establish an administrative core and pilot study
core to support research related to evidence-based practice in underserved populations.
National Institute of Nursing Research
2001-2004
2. Mining
Complex Clinical Data for Patient Safety Research
The project represents a unique opportunity to apply the most advanced
medical language processing system to a large, comprehensive clinical
repository to advance patient safety research.
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
2001-2004
3. Using
Infobuttons to Improve Clinicians' Access to Information
The goal of this project is to design, implement, and evaluate context-specific
Infobuttons in order to improve clinicians' access to information
at the point of clinical need.
National Library of Medicine
2002-2004
4. Using
Narrative Data to Enrich the Online Medical Record
The goal of this project is to use informatics approaches to improve
the quality of the narrative in the electronic health record.
National Library of Medicine
2002-2005
5. An
Internet-based Information Technology to Reduce Prescription Errors
with HIV/AIDS Anti-Retroviral Medications
The goal of this project is to create a web-based decision support
system (HIVTIPS) to assist with management of HAART regimens in HIV/AIDS.
HRSA SPNS IT Initiative
Role: Co-investigator
2003-2007
Recently
Completed Projects
1. Nurse-managed
Outpatient HIV/AIDS Adherence Intervention Trial
This RCT is testing the impact of a structured nursing intervention
on adherence, viral load, and viral resistance.
Role: originally Co-PI with change to consultant as of 7/1/00
move to Columbia University.
National Institute of Nursing Research
1999-2003
2. Coding
and Classification Systems for Ambulatory Care
This descriptive study examined the vocabulary needs of MDs
and NPs in ambulatory AIDS care.
National
Institute of Nursing Research
1998-2000
Honors
and Awards
| 1991-1992 |
National Library of Medicine, Post-doctoral Fellowship, Medical
Informatics, Stanford University |
| 1995 |
Fellow, American Academy of Nursing |
| 1997 |
Fellow, American College of Medical Informatics |
| 1997 |
Teacher of the Year awarded by the Master of Science Class,
School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco |
| 2000 |
Winner,
Harriet H. Werley Award for paper making the greatest contribution
to advance the field of nursing informatics, American Medical
Informatics Association |
| 2002 |
Alumni
Professor Endowed Chair, Columbia University School of Nursing |
| 2002 |
Fifth
Annual Recognition Award for Advancement of Computer Technology
in Healthcare, Rutgers The State University, College of Nursing |
| 2002 |
Winner,
Harriet H. Werley Award for paper making the greatest contribution
to advance the field of nursing informatics, American Medical
Informatics Association |
Committees
| 2002-03 |
Committee
on Patient Safety Data Standards, Institute of Medicine |
| 1996-present |
International
Journal of Medical Manuscript Reviewer
Informatics |
| 1997-present |
Journal
of American Medical Editorial Board (1997-2002)
Informatics Association Manuscript Reviewer (2002-) |
| 2001-present |
Journal
of Biomedical Informatics Editorial Board |
| 2003-present |
Medical
Care Manuscript Reviewer |
| 2003-present |
American
College of Medical Executive Committee
Informatics |
| 1999-present |
American
Academy of Nursing Expert Panel, Quality and Safety |
| 2001-present |
American
Academy of Nursing Expert Panel, Nursing Informatics |
Keywords: informatics,
computers, underserved populations, evidence-based
practice, nursing
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