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List of fellows of the American College of Medical Informatics

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The American College of Medical Informatics consists of elected Fellows that have demonstrated major contributions in biomedical and health informatics, have achieved national recognition in the field, and are committed to advancing the charitable, scientific, literary and educational purposes of informatics for a sustain period of time. Each year, new fellows are elected by the voting members of ACMI. Fellows are elected for life and upon election are named Fellows of ACMI and may use the designation “FACMI”. Those for which the achievements have been documented on Wikipedia are provided below. Each person's name, and election year are given.

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