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The digital revolution had a late start in healthcare, but recent developments are helping it catch up quickly with other industries. Electronic health record (EHR) systems are expected to be adopted in the large majority of US institutions by 2015, and it is anticipated that they will contribute significantly to quality improvement initiatives, as well as to clinical and translational research. These contributions will no longer be primarily originated from large academic medical centers, as data will be collected electronically from more typical healthcare settings. EHR phenotyping (i.e., the complex processing of EHR data for the purpose of characterizing phenotypes of interest for healthcare quality improvement and for research) is a biomedical informatics subspecialty that is …

Game changer: how informatics moved from a supporting role to a central position in healthcare