What Is LSIT?LSIT is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization bringing together several industries to build the first Good Informatics Practices (GIP) Guidance Document to assist IT departments in 5 areas of: compliance, standards, best practices, risk mitigation and return on investment. GIP will be the guidance for improving quality and trust of IT within life sciences and healthcare.
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Please plan to join your colleagues for this LSIT event:
When: Friday, April 30th, 2010 at 3 p.m. PST
Where: BIOCOM 4510 Executive Dr. Plaza One,
San Diego, CA 92121
For more details please e-mail: linda@lsit.org
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Click here to download the LSIT Global Institute's open letter to President Barack Obama on the future of healthcare, medical records, and America's leadership in healthcare informatics.
LSIT relies on industry volunteers with expertise in one or more of the many facets of utilizing IT in the Life Sciences and Healthcare industries. find out more or
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03.10.10 -- LSIT officially began another new GIP Chapter with the start of the Data Management Working Group. For details on how you can get involved with developing GIP's sign up through the Volunteers link then Register to Volunteer.
07.03.09 -- LSIT congratulates Founding Committee Member, Phil Bourne PhD, winner of the 2009 Benjamin Franklin Award in Life Sciences. The UCSD Professor and Computational Biologist was nominated for his work with the Protein Data Bank and as Founding Editor-in-Chief of PLoS Computational Biology and at SciVee.
04.30.10 : LSIT Executive Briefing April 30 -3 p.m PST at Biocom : Updates from chapter teams; New volunteers welcome; Presentation by Andrew Jacobsen, PhD. Chair of LSIT Technical Advisory Board
Our Mission is to develop trusted Information Technology guidance for the global life sciences and health care communities.
Our Vision is to drive the global development, adoption & practice of trusted Information Technology (IT) guidance.
Our Charter is to facilitate collaborations to develop open publicly available Good Information Practices (GIP) for the life sciences and health care communities using a risk-based approach.