American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA):
AMIA is the United States' primary informatics organization with the principal goal of advancing the development and implementing healthcare informatics in such diverse disciplines as clinical informatics, public health or population informatics, and translational bioinformatics.

CBMi participates as a member of the AMIA Academic Forum:
The forum provides leadership in the adoption of informatics as an academic discipline and generally promotes communication across academic informatics organizations. In addition, many Children's Hospital healthcare professionals are individual members of AMIA.

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ):
AHRQ funded the development of the Pediatrics Research Consortium (PeRC), the Hospital's practice-based research network (PBRN), and continues to fund PBRN research at Children's Hospital.

In addition, PeRC recently received one of only ten National Practice Based Research Center Master Contractor awards from AHRQ as the only pediatric organization in this select group. This designation allows the PeRC to uniquely bid on AHRQ-funded initiatives.

Epic Systems Corporation:
Epic was adopted by the Hospital as the primary ambulatory care information management system and electronic health record in 2000. CBMi is one of Epic's most knowledgeable and active user bases and has a highly collaborative relationship with Epic that promotes the exchange of ideas and modifications to address the unique needs of pediatric healthcare.

Greater Philadelphia Bioinformatics Alliance (GPBA):
This alliance was formed by the Philadelphia area's leading academic and industry institutions to promote life science advances through bioinformatics research. Children's Hospital is a founding member of the GPBA and continues its involvement both administratively and scientifically.