Joshua Richardson
AI Strategy and Innovation Mgr
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Joshua E. Richardson, PhD, MS, MLIS, FAMIA is AI Strategy & Innovation Manager at the UCSF Institute for Global Health Sciences, where he leads institutional AI strategic planning, develops cross-Center training programs on responsible generative AI workflows, and cultivates partnerships advancing AI adoption.

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Josh brings more than 15 years of health IT experience across academic medical centers, federal agencies, and research organizations, with deep expertise in EHR implementation, clinical decision support, and health IT training and education. He has led business and partner development as well as multi-phase deployments of FHIR-enabled digital health tools across specialty and outpatient settings. Over his career, he has designed and delivered health IT education, role-based training programs for physicians, nurses, patients, and staff across inpatient, outpatient, and home care environments, led coursework on qualitative methodologies, and facilitated group training in innovation.

A Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association (FAMIA) and co-chair for Mobilizing Computable Biomedical Knowledge for North America (2024-2026), Josh is recognized nationally for his contributions to health IT adoption and use, clinical informatics, clinical decision support, and digital health governance and trust.

Awards

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  • Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association (FAMIA), American Medical Informatics Association, 2022

Education & Training

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  • PhD Medical Informatics Oregon Health & Science University 09/2010
  • MS Medical Informatics Oregon Health & Science University 05/2007
  • MLIS Library & Information Science San Jose State University 05/2001
  • BA History San Francisco State University 05/1998

Interests

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  • Health AI
  • Health IT
  • Learning Health Systems
  • Mixed Methods Evaluation
  • Organizational Change

Publications (42)

Top publication keywords:
DocumentationHospital Communication SystemsTelemedicineCommunity MedicineMedical InformaticsAttitude of Health PersonnelLocal Area NetworksElectronic Health RecordsInformation LiteracyComputer LiteracyIntimate Partner ViolenceAttitude to ComputersDecision Support Systems, ClinicalSex OffensesPatient-Centered Care

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