The American Medical Informatics Association, is an American non-profit organization dedicated to the development and application of biomedical and health informatics in the support of patient care, teaching, research, and health care administration.

The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society is an American not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving health care in quality, safety, cost-effectiveness, and access through the best use of information technology and management systems

Designed for physicians currently in CMIO or Associate CMIO positions seeking to take their role to the next level

A weekly visit with Healthcare IT Leaders to discuss the news of the day.  Hosted by Bill Russel.  He's one smart CIO and worth listening to every week.

4x4 Health is on a mission to foster discussion around the major issues and advances shaping healthcare and health IT. We believe it opens the door for continuous innovation and for challenging the status quo. Each episode features an engaging leader on a mission to improve health care.  Dr. David Levin was the CMIO at Cleveland Clinic and now is a part of Sansoro Health.  This podcast is the best source of information to help understand interoperability and the impact on Health IT.

Probably the funniest guy I follow on LinkedIn.  Previous CMIO, also CMO at AVAAP.  Worth following him. 

A  group that formed on LinkedIn that is geared towards CMIOs and physician informatacists.  They also have a website at https://nerdmds.com/author/dg01d/

Technophile, father, husband, ukulele enthusiast, and practicing physician.  Also a CMIO.   A good blog to follow.

Learn about front-line clinical informatics, clinical workflow design, and EMR implementation with an experienced CMIO.

Vikram R. Kumar MD MBA FAAP, chief medical information officer at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) in Southern California and practicing pediatrician, discusses how informatics affects his daily routine, both as a leader and at a clinical level.  A few years old now, but still a good discussion on topics still relevant today.