Ida Androwich, Ph.D., R.N., B.C., F.A.A.N.
	Title:	Professor
	Office:	Building 105, Room 2858
	Phone:	708.216.9101
	E-mail:	iandrow@luc.edu

Personal Information

Current Funding:

HRSA Training Grants:
$979,166 - Advanced Practice Nursing: Health Systems Management (2001-2004) (PI). (A. Porter, Co-PI)
$547,832 - APN: Health Systems Management Competing Continuation (with Marquette Univ.) (2004-2006) (PI) .
$913,505 - Population-based Infection Control & Environmental Safety (2004-2007)(PI).

Research Interests:
Standardized terminology and knowledge representation in electronic medical record for decision support; population-based informatics.

Past Funding:
$17,800 NINR Funding for Iowa Nursing Intervention Classification (NIC) Implementation Study (subcontract with Univ. of IA) $4.983 Palmer & SON Research Council funding for Nursing Minimum Data Set in Ambulatory Care (PI) Internal Evaluation Consultant & Steering Committee,( W. Barron- PI) $295,211 LUHS IAIMS Planning Grant (2000-2002).

Peer Reviewer/Abstract Reviewer:
HRSA Advanced Practice Nursing Grants (1999, 2004, 2005, 2006); Sage Publishers. (Book proposal) Conducting an Integrated Literature Review; American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA); International Medical Informatiics Association Nursing Group (IMIA).

Editorial Board:
CINAHL Online Journal for Clinical Innovations

National Committees:
American Nurses Association (ANA) Nursing Information Data Systems Evaluation Center (NIDSEC) (appointed committee member; American Academy of Nursing (AAN) Nursing Informatics Expert Panel (co-chair); appointed Commissioner on Technology Workforce Commission-2004; American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE) Technology Advisory Committee -2005.

Recent Publications:
Danko, A., Kennedy, R., Haskell, R., Androwich, I, et al. (2003). Modeling nursing Interventions in the act class using HL7 RIM Version 3, Journal of Biomedical Informatics.

Recent Presentations:
Androwich, I. (2005) Advances in Nursing Terminology: A View from the Summit. Panel on Applications of Informatics. American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium, Washington, DC. October 24, 2005.

Consultations:
Vanderbilt University National Nursing Vocabulary Summit, Summit Steering Committee (1999-present)
University of Michigan School of Nursing HANDS Project (2001-present).