Spring 2027

Clinical and Health Information Systems

This course provides an overview of core clinical and health information systems used in health care delivery, exploring processes to analyze, design, implement, and evaluate them.

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Lectures are small, with a median of 7 enrolled students in the recorded sections.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Describe the role of information systems in health and health care delivery

  • Summarize the various needs that information systems fill in health care delivery, including clinical, revenue cycle, and population health uses.

  • Identify the steps for analysis, design, implementation, and evaluation of information and communication systems.

  • Understand barriers to effective utilization of information and communication systems.

  • Illustrate key features of clinical decision support and effective clinical documentation.

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Graduate/professional standing

  • Graduate/professional standing
MEDICINE 702

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  • Graduate/professional standing

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Clinical and health information and communication systems form the backbone of our health care delivery system and public health infrastructure. Overview of the core systems used in health care delivery to explore the processes used to analyze, design, implement and evaluate these systems.

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Topics

  • Clinical and health information and communication systems as part of health care delivery and public health infrastructure.
  • Applications of information systems in clinical, revenue cycle, and population health settings.
  • Barriers to effective utilization of information and communication systems.

Skills

  • Analyze, design, implement, and evaluate information and communication systems.
  • Illustrate key features of clinical decision support and effective clinical documentation.
  • Summarize needs filled by information systems in clinical, revenue cycle, and population health contexts.

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