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Omolola Ogunyemi

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

Affiliations

Center For Biomedical Informatics

Center For Health Services Research

College of Science and Health

Department Of Biomedical Science

Department Of Health And Life Sciences

School Of Public Health

Department Of Community Health Sciences

Department Of Research

Department Of Science And Health

Institute For Community Health Research

NoneOmolola Ogunyemi is currently serving as a Center For Biomedical Informatics faculty at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine And Science.

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Omolola Ogunyemi

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

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public health health informatics data science ophthalmology digital health biomedical informatics epidemiology telehealth diabetes digital medicine diabetic retinopathy trauma machine learning diabetic medicine traumatology visual diagnosis disease management teleretinal screening patient safety health information science diabetes care applied linguistics biomedical data science disease classification victimology biomedical research retrospective multi-center data survival analysis scientific data medical internet research quantitative science studies diabetes technology liver physiology clinical nutrition public health nutrition clinical lipidology metabolic syndrome ophthalmology retina methodological perspectives systematic literature studies evaluation methodology research evaluation evaluation strategies machine learning tools data classification human nutrition medical nutrition nutrient physiology nutritional sciences disease physiology ocular disease retina benchmark studies ehealth predictive modeling trauma systems skeletal trauma tissue injury social epidemiology environmental epidemiology early life exposures health disparities loneliness comparative effectiveness research clinical information systems machine learning approaches public health records detecting diabetic retinopathy cardiovascular disease mortality renal dysfunction knowledge gap workflow concerns nonmydriatic camera choice anatomic structures computer-based system discriminatory power

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Collaborators

A Review of Racial Differences and Disparities in Ecg. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2025)

Jianwei ZhengChizobam AniIslam AbudayyehYunfan ZhengCyril RakovskiEhsan YaghmaeiOmolola Ogunyemi

environmental healthracial discriminationglobal ecologyracepublic healthenvironmental researchhealth disparitiesearly life exposureslonelinessenvironmental epidemiologyphysiological measurementsracial differencessocial epidemiologydisparitiesecologyepidemiology

Developing and Sustaining Inclusive Language in Biomedical Informatics Communications: An Amia Board of Directors Endorsed Paper on the Inclusive Language and Context Style Guidelines. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (2025)

language policyinclusive designhealth informaticslinguisticsbiomedical informatics communicationsapplied linguisticscontext style guidelinesinclusive languagecommunicationlanguagecomputer-mediated communicationcontext (linguistics)

Leveraging Large Language Models for Academic Conference Organization. npj Digital Medicine (2025)

computational linguisticslarge language modelsnatural language generationlinguisticssemantic evaluationnatural language processingmachine translationapplied linguisticslanguage engineeringlanguage technologieslanguage resourceslanguagelanguage models

DRRISK: A Web-Based Tool to Assess the Risk of Diabetic Retinopathy Through Machine Learning on Electronic Health Records.. PubMed (2022)

biomedical informaticselectronic health recordsdiabetesdiabetic retinopathyhealth informaticsbiomedical data sciencevisual diagnosismachine learningbiostatisticsdata scienceophthalmologydisease classificationdiabetic medicinedigital medicinehealth information science

Centering Techquity Through Biomedical Informatics Centers at Minority-Serving Academic Institutions Providing Informatics Solutions for Urban Safety-Net Settings. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2021)

Omolola I. OgunyemiSheba GeorgeSukrit MukherjeeMeghal GandhiRobert A. Jenders

health informaticsinformaticshealth services researchminority-serving academic institutionsbiomedical informaticsvulnerable patient populationshealth care disparitiesinformatics solutionsbiomedical informatics centerspublic healthunderserved populationshealth carehealth technologyurban safety-net settingshealthcare provisionhealth systemshealth policydigital healthhealth sciences

Detecting Diabetic Retinopathy Through Machine Learning on Electronic Health Record Data From an Urban, Safety Net Healthcare System. JAMIA Open (2021)

Omolola I OgunyemiMeghal GandhiMartin LeeSenait TeklehaimanotLauren Patty DaskivichDavid HindmanKevin LopezRicky K Taira

pattern recognitiondiabetic retinopathymachine learningdata scienceophthalmologypublic health

2018 Salary Survey of Amia Members: Factors Associated With Higher Salaries.. PubMed (2019)

Yan ChengApril F MohantyOmolola I OgunyemiCatherine A SmithGondy LeroyQing T Zeng

higher salariesgender studiessurvey methodologyamia members

Predictive Models for Diabetic Retinopathy From Non-Image Teleretinal Screening Data.. PubMed (2019)

ocular diseasediabetesdiabetic retinopathyophthalmology retinaretinadiabetes careophthalmologydiabetic medicinehealth sciencesmedical optical imagingvisual diagnosis

Providing Data Security Guidance for Researchers.. AMIA (2019)

Douglas S. BellSpencer L. SooHooAnn S. ChangAlex A. BuiMarianne ZachariahRoss FleischmannOmolola OgunyemiRobert A. Jenders

data sciencedata security guidanceinformation securitydata security

"My Work Will Surely Speak for Itself:" Visibility, Networking, and Self Promotion in Informatics.. AMIA (2017)

Wendy W. ChapmanMurielle S. BeeneOmolola OgunyemiGenevieve B. MeltonLaura K. Wiley

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Omolola Ogunyemi

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

Affiliations

Center For Biomedical Informatics

Center For Health Services Research

College of Science and Health

Department Of Biomedical Science

Department Of Health And Life Sciences

School Of Public Health

Department Of Community Health Sciences

Department Of Research

Department Of Science And Health

Institute For Community Health Research

NoneOmolola Ogunyemi is currently serving as a Center For Biomedical Informatics faculty at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine And Science.

Honors

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Experiences

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Omolola Ogunyemi

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Review of Racial Differences and Disparities in Ecg. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2025)

Jianwei ZhengChizobam AniIslam AbudayyehYunfan ZhengCyril RakovskiEhsan YaghmaeiOmolola Ogunyemi

Leveraging Large Language Models for Academic Conference Organization. npj Digital Medicine (2025)

DRRISK: A Web-Based Tool to Assess the Risk of Diabetic Retinopathy Through Machine Learning on Electronic Health Records.. PubMed (2022)

Omolola I. OgunyemiSheba GeorgeSukrit MukherjeeMeghal GandhiRobert A. Jenders

Detecting Diabetic Retinopathy Through Machine Learning on Electronic Health Record Data From an Urban, Safety Net Healthcare System. JAMIA Open (2021)

Omolola I OgunyemiMeghal GandhiMartin LeeSenait TeklehaimanotLauren Patty DaskivichDavid HindmanKevin LopezRicky K Taira

pattern recognitiondiabetic retinopathymachine learningdata scienceophthalmologypublic health

2018 Salary Survey of Amia Members: Factors Associated With Higher Salaries.. PubMed (2019)

Yan ChengApril F MohantyOmolola I OgunyemiCatherine A SmithGondy LeroyQing T Zeng

higher salariesgender studiessurvey methodologyamia members

Predictive Models for Diabetic Retinopathy From Non-Image Teleretinal Screening Data.. PubMed (2019)

ocular diseasediabetesdiabetic retinopathyophthalmology retinaretinadiabetes careophthalmologydiabetic medicinehealth sciencesmedical optical imagingvisual diagnosis

Providing Data Security Guidance for Researchers.. AMIA (2019)

Douglas S. BellSpencer L. SooHooAnn S. ChangAlex A. BuiMarianne ZachariahRoss FleischmannOmolola OgunyemiRobert A. Jenders

data sciencedata security guidanceinformation securitydata security

"My Work Will Surely Speak for Itself:" Visibility, Networking, and Self Promotion in Informatics.. AMIA (2017)

Wendy W. ChapmanMurielle S. BeeneOmolola OgunyemiGenevieve B. MeltonLaura K. Wiley

informaticscommunication

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3
10 / page