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Additional file 2 Table S2 illustrates a selection of studies from decision support and health informatics publications and presentations at scientific meetings from 2010-2012.

To identify medical informatics publications, we searched MEDLINE/PubMed in March 2008 for all documents assigned the term "Medical Informatics" [MeSH terms] or any term in the "Medical Informatics" hierarchy as a Major Topic for each year of the 1987–2006 period.

The purpose of this study is to identify publication output, and research areas, as well as descriptively and quantitatively characterize the field of medical informatics through publication trend analysis over a twenty year period (1987 2006).

At the completion of the testing phase, the ERCC will release three products for use by the scientific community: DNA clones and sequences of the reference set of external RNA controls Basic informatics tools Publication of data, test results, protocols Several additional reagents and documents will be developed during the testing phase.

In the present study we describe trends in volume of medical informatics MEDLINE-indexed publications, identify major journals of publication and present trends in impact factor scores during the 1987–2006 period.

Our objective was to explore which types of models of processes are used in current biomedical/health informatics research, as reflected in publications of scientific journals in this field.

Friedman has addressed this topic in the recent publication "Is medical informatics a mature science?" and concluded medical informatics may not yet be a mature discipline [ 8].

Results of our study note the specific journals of publication of medical informatics research and complementary disciplines, including core medical informatics journals and journals which may be lesser known.

Our findings differ from previous studies that identified no more than 30 publications related to medical informatics[ 30, 34].

The criteria for selection included the participant's affiliation with an academic institution, experience with medical informatics and/or a bioinformatics project, relevant publications, and availability to attend the full course.

He also received master's degrees, in biomedical informatics from M.I.T., and public health from Harvard.