The document discusses INBIOMEDvision, a project that aims to bridge gaps between bioinformatics and medical informatics. It involves partners from several universities and research institutions. The project has three main topics: translational bioinformatics, research reuse of clinical information, and genotype-phenotype resources. The goals are to consolidate a community of researchers in bioinformatics and medical informatics, develop training activities, and widely disseminate knowledge and resources in this area.

1. Victoria López Alonso INBIOMEDvision: Bridging gaps between Bioinformatics and Medical Informatics IV International Symposium on Biomedical Informatics in Europe

2. Partners: Universitat Pompeu Fabra (coordination) Fundació IMIM (managing) Danish Technical University Erasmus University Medical Center Universidad Politecnica de Madrid Instituto de Salud Calos III University College London +30 additional experts committed to participate Coordination Support Action (CSA): Feb 2011-2013 Bridging gaps between Bioinformatics and MI

3. Bridging gaps between Bioinformatics and MI BMI deals with the integrative management and synergic exploitation of the wide and inter-related scope of information that is generated and needed in healthcare settings, biomedical research institutions and health-related industry.

4. Topic 1: Translational Bioinformatics Topic 2: Research reuse of clinical information Topic 3: Genotype-Phenotype resources Bridging gaps between Bioinformatics and MI Biological systems Molecular Level Clinical Physiopathology

5. To consolidate a BMI community of researchers by congregating and promoting the interaction between scientists from a wide range of related fields. To develop and facilitate training activities able to engender new generations of scientists and professionals having the BMI perspective. Bridging gaps between Bioinformatics and MI

6. Bridging gaps between Bioinformatics and MI Topics: Strategies and tools for a better exploitation of information accumulated in electronic health care records in fundamental biomedical research Resources. Devices, methods, clinical guidelines requires to optimize the acquisition, storage, retrieval, and use of information in health and biomedicine Information governance, IT security, privacy in data management etc… Reliability of data, curation of data, patient empowerment Think Tank Re-use of Clinical Information for Research 24 June 2011, London. Co-chairs: Prof. Peter Coveney (UCL) & Prof. Dr. Norbert Graf (Saarland)

7. To widely disseminate the BMI knowledge and resources. To devise sustainability measures that ensure the long-term maintenance of the INBIOMEDvision activities and services after the termination of the EU-funded CSA. Bridging gaps between Bioinformatics and MI