Across 1. Supported by both AMIA and HIMSS, a group that represents more than 200 nurses and brings together 18 independent nursing informatics groups 2. An organizational role that also is instrumental in working with the HIS department or team and that represents the perspectives, leadership, processes, workflows, and needs of nurses so as to shape the HIS architecture 3. A person practicing the science of informatics, applying informatics to specific discipline such as medicine, nursing, and other disciplines in healthcare 5. An association of leading informaticists: clinicians, scientists, researchers, educators, students, and other informatics professionals who rely on data to connect people, information, and technology - this organization folds conferences at which members present findings from studies and reports on informatics development and use of systems to enhance their disciplines. Down 1. A theory to explain the adoption of technology as described by Rogers in 1962 in his landmark book, Diffusion of Innovations (2-words) 2. A physician appointed to the HIS department or team who represents the perspective, leadership, processes, workflows, and needs of physicians to shape the HIS architecture and systems 4. A health information management professional association with more than 67,000 members Total possible points = 14