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Amy M. Knight

Amy M. Knight, MD

Hospital Medicine

Highlights

Languages

  • English

Gender

Female

Johns Hopkins Affiliations:

  • Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Faculty

About Amy M. Knight

Professional Titles

  • Chief Medical Information Officer, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Primary Academic Title

Associate Professor of Medicine

Background

Dr. Knight joined the Division of Hospital Medicine in 2000. She serves as Chief Medical Information Officer and chair of the Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee for Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.  For Johns Hopkins Medicine she is co-chair of the Clinical Decision Support, Order Set Review and Epic Inpatient Design committees, and Medical Informatics Director of Clinical Communication.  She is a Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association, and was chair of AMIA’s Clinical Decision Support Working Group from 2023-24. In 2024 she won the Award for Support of Clinical Excellence from the Johns Hopkins Medicine Miller Coulson Academy of Clinical Excellence.   

Lab Website

Amy Knight Lab - Lab Website

  • Research in the Amy Knight Lab focuses on methods by which information technology can improve the quality of health care. We investigate the role computer systems can play in expanding patient-doctor communication, streamlining healthcare tasks for both medical students and practitioners, and establishing a higher standard of care. Our studies have explored the effectiveness of semi-automating daily progress notes for improved documentation, peer assessment of professional performance among hospitalists, ways to enable patient-centered care using information technology and other topics.

Selected Publications

  • Knight AM, Maygers J, Foltz KA, John IS, Yeh HC, Brotman DJ.  The Effect of Eliminating Intermediate Severity Drug-Drug Interaction Alerts on Overall Medication Alert Burden and Acceptance Rate.  Applied Clinical Informatics 2019; 10(5); 927-934.

  • Knight AM, Falade O, Maygers J, Sevransky JE. Factors associated with medication warning acceptance for hospitalized adults. Journal of Hospital Medicine 2015; 10:19-25

  • Knight AM, Kravet SJ, Harper GM, Leff B. The effect of computerized provider order entry on medical student clerkship experiences. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association 2005; 12(5): 554-560

  • Knight AM, Kravet SJ, Kiyatkin DE, Leff B. The Effect of computerized provider order entry on medical students' ability to write orders. Teaching and Learning in Medicine 2012; 24(1): 63-70

  • Larochelle MR, Knight AM, Pantle H, Riedel S, Trost JC. Reducing excess cardiac biomarker testing at an academic medical center. JGIM 2014; 11:1468-74

Lectures & Presentations

  • A Model for Achieving Universal First Call for Inpatients, Invited Talk, Epic Expert Group Meeting, Verona, Wisconsin, 5/4/22
  • Admission Orders with Class, Invited Talk, Epic Expert Group Meeting, Verona, Wisconsin, 5/1/17
  • Clinical Decision Support Deep Dive, Panel Discussion, Epic User Group Meeting, Verona, Wisconsin, 9/1/17
  • Clinical Decision Support for COVID-19 at Johns Hopkins, Invited Talk, Annual Meeting of the Clinical Decision Support Workgroup, American Medical Informatics Association, Online, 11/1/20
  • Crafting a Better Discharge Workflow for Providers, Invited Talk, Epic Expert Group Meeting, Verona, Wisconsin, 5/1/19
  • Displaying Patients' Goals and What Matters to Them Throughout the Care Continuum, Invited Talk, Epic Expert Group Meeting, Verona, Wisconsin, 5/4/22
  • eTriage: Active Bed Management by Hospitalists to Improve ED Throughput, Invited Talk, Epic Expert Group Meeting, Verona, Wisconsin, 5/1/17
  • Making the Most of POLST and Hospital Code Status Orders, Invited Talk, Epic Expert Group Meeting, Verona, Wisconsin, 5/1/17

Memberships

  • Society of Hospital Medicine
  • American Medical Informatics Association

Locations

  1. Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
    • 4940 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224

    Expertise

    Education

    University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

    Residency, Medicine, 1995

    University of Virginia School of Medicine

    Medical Education, Medicine, MD, 1992

    Board Certifications

    Internal Medicine

    American Board of Internal Medicine, 2015

    Clinical Informatics

    American Board of Preventive Medicine, 2014

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