AMIA 2025 Sip & Sync

Healthcare Informatics Leaders & Innovators

Join Healthcare informatics professionals, digital health researchers, and AI innovators for a relaxed happy hour during AMIA 2025. This gathering brings together people shaping the future of healthcare through data, informatics, intelligent systems, and evidence-driven innovation

This Event is Concluded

1197 Peachtree St NE Ste 150, Atlanta, GA 30361, USA

Date
17th November, 2025

Monday

Time
06:30 PM - 08:30 PM

Location
Politan Row at Colony Square (Blue Room)

1197 Peachtree St NE Ste 150, Atlanta, GA 30361

The Vibe?

A casual, open environment for meaningful conversations with peers across clinical informatics, health IT, AI, and applied digital health.

Meet Leaders Across the Healthcare Informatics Community

Connect with researchers, clinicians, informaticians, data scientists, educators, and industry partners who attend AMIA to advance the science and practice of informatics.

Share Insight, Challenges, and Real-World Lessons

Exchange perspectives on digital interventions, AI-enabled research workflows, interoperability, clinical workflow design, patient engagement technologies, and responsible use of LLMs in healthcare. Bring lessons learned from both successes and setbacks.

Talk AI, Cloud, and the Future of Intelligent Health Systems

Learn more about InNeed Intelligent Cloud, Intellicare AI platform and It's implementation in DoD funded IPICS, SCIPI, NIH funded Homegrown, AMMI, VITALSS, Circle projects with UNC Chapel Hill UT Health San Antonio, Duke University researchers.

Reserve Your Spot!

Need Help?

Please text at +1 (469) 850-9786

Politan Row at Colony Square validates 2-hours of on-site parking in the Colony Square parking garage. Before you leave the food hall, make sure to bring your ticket to our Ambassador’s Stand where we will validate it.

The Colony Square Parking Garage has entrances located at 14th and Peachtree Streets as well as on 14th and Juniper Streets. The garage is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Politan Row at Colony Square can only validate parking during hours of operation.

Politan Row at Colony Square cannot validate parking after you have exited the parking garage.

This Casual Happy Hour is Hosted by

A global provider of intelligent, cloud-based and AI-driven platforms for healthcare research and digital interventions. InNeed partners with academic institutions, research teams, and health systems to deliver secure, scalable solutions for:

Cloud Migration & Modernization

20+ Cloud Migration and Modernization

experience

Intelligent App Development

50+ Serverless Architecture and Cloud Native Intelligent Application

HIPAA-aligned cloud security

Implement governance, encryption, monitoring, and access controls that align with HIPAA and healthcare best practices.

Managed Cloud

Services

10+ customers trusted us to manage their cloud and IT infrastrucutres

Data analytics, AI/ML, and LLM-driven tools

20+ Data Lake, Analytics and AI/ML project delivered

Meet The Host

Shamim Ashrafi

Founder & CEO,
InNeed Intelligent Cloud

With over two decades of expertise in enterprise IT and Data strategy, architecture, and design, Shamim Ashrafi excels in providing innovative cloud-native solutions and services in data analytics and AI/ML. His profound knowledge in big data and AI equips him to guide organizations effectively on their cloud adoption journey, with a focus on data-driven decision-making and integrating advanced technologies like Generative AI. Shamim is a Ex-AWS consultant with 4 AWS professional certifications, underscoring his proficiency in AWS technologies. His leadership is instrumental in driving transformative business growth for clients, partners, and InNeed Intelligent Cloud.

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Dr. Lixin Song

Vice Dean for Research and Scholarship

Professor, School of Nursing

UT Health San Antonio

Dr. Lixin Song, PhD, RN, FAAN, is the Vice Dean for Research and Scholarship and a Professor at UT Health San Antonio's School of Nursing. A distinguished nurse scientist, she specializes in cancer survivorship, family caregiving, and technology-enhanced interventions for aging patients. Dr. Song's work focuses on improving health outcomes for cancer patients and caregivers. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing and holds the Hugh Roy Cullen Endowed Professorship in Geriatric Nursing.