Tony Hung, Medical Oncologist and Clinical Informatics Executive at Hartford HealthCare, shared a post by AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) on LinkedIn:
“Honored and deeply grateful to be inducted as a Fellow of the AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) (FAMIA) – joining a remarkable community of leaders advancing applied informatics across healthcare. Thank you to those who nominated and supported me along the way. It’s a privilege to represent Hartford Health Care and the growing field of oncology informatics, where innovation and compassion meet at the point of care. Excited for what lies ahead – continuing our collective mission of leveraging technology to improve patient outcomes and make cancer history.”
Quoting AMIA’s post:
“Congratulations to the 2026 FAMIA Inductees!
We’re thrilled to celebrate 127 exceptional healthcare informatics professionals joining the Fellows of the American Medical Informatics Association (FAMIA) Applied Informatics Recognition Program. Selected by a committee of 84 reviewers, these leaders will join a distinguished community of 647 current FAMIA members. FAMIA recognizes professionals who apply informatics skills to enhance personal and population health, improve organizational performance, and empower individuals in healthcare. These Fellows demonstrate outstanding professional achievement, leadership, and commitment to advancing our field.
“AMIA takes great pride in recognizing this eighth cohort of FAMIA honorees,” said Kate Fultz Hollis, MS, MBI, FAMIA, Chair of the FAMIA Executive Committee. “These remarkable professionals drive innovation in informatics and are strongly committed to strengthening AMIA and the impact of our community.”
Please join us in welcoming this outstanding class of Fellows!
See the full list of 2026 inductees.”
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