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History: Videos of DCI through the Years
DCI 40th Anniversary Celebration
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The Division of Clinical Informatics proudly celebrated its 40th anniversary with a Symposium and Gala dinner on March 8th, 2010. Current and former faculty and staff as well as friends and well wishers were invited to the celebrations at the Harvard Club where the Division's history, influence and impact were highlighted.  
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Length: 2:23 // Original Air Date: 2010
"LINC" with Tomorrow (1967)
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The original broadcast of the science tv show SPECTRUM on National Education Television, the predecessor of Public Broadcasting System, showing Warner Slack, MD and his original computer-based medical history. 
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Length: 29:36 // Original Air Date: 1967
"LINC" with Tomorrow with commentary from Warner Slack (1991)
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The original broadcast of the science tv show SPECTRUM on National Education Television, the predecessor of Public Broadcasting System, showing Warner Slack, MD and his original computer-based medical history. This video features commentary from Dr. Slack recorded in 1991.
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Length: 3:43 // Original Air Date: 1967 / 1991
Morris F. Collen Award (2001)
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In 1995, the American Medical Informatics Association awarded its highest honor to Drs. Howard Bleich and Slack for their lifetime achievement. The video details their achievements.
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Length: 16:17 // Original Air Date: 2001
The CCC Lifeline video (1991)
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This video documents the use of the hospital-wide system developed at the Center for Clinical Computing (CCC) at the Beth Israel Hospital and the Brigham and Women's hospital through the eyes of its users.
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Length: 10:23 // Original Air Date: 1991
Seven principles of good clinical computing (1991)
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This video documents the use of the hospital-wide system developed at the Center for Clinical Computing (CCC) at the Beth Israel Hospital and the Brigham and Women's hospital through the eyes of its users.
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Length: 1:22 // Original Air Date: 1991
The CCC System
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A shortened version of the CCC Lifeline video, which documents the use of the hospital-wide system developed at the Center for Clinical Computing (CCC) at the Beth Israel Hospital and the Brigham and Women's hospital through the eyes of its users..
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Length: 3:56
The Online Medical Record (OMR)
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Developed with a grants from the Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research and the National Library of Medicine beginning in 1989, the OMR system is now used in 70 ambulatory clinics throughout the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
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Length: 1:20
Why is Clinical Informatics a Science?
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Howard Hiatt, past Chairman of Department of Medicine at Beth Israel Hospital, past Dean of Harvard School of Public Health discussion why Clinical Informatics is legitimate area for medical scientific inquiry.
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Length: 0:26
PaperChase
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PaperChase was the first user-friendly search engine for the worlds biomedical literature. Howard Bleich, the inventor, discusses its origins from his reprint files.
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Length: 1:57
Baby CareLink on CBS Evening News (2000)
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Funded by the National Library of Medicine in 1996, Baby CareLink is a telemedicine application designed by Drs. Jim Gray and Charles Safran to provide the educational and emotional support for families of low birthweight infants with prolonged stays in the Neonatal Intensive Care Units.
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Length: 3:36 // Original Air Date: 2000