CAPSTONE PROJECT IN CLINICAL AND HEALTH INFORMATICS

MEDICINE 700

Overview of the field of applied clinical and health informatics will provide foundational knowledge of the core concepts of clinical and health informatics and how those principles are used to improve health and health care delivery.

BMI/MEDICINE 918

Biomedical Informatics is an interdisciplinary field that combines knowledge of information sciences and medical sciences to optimize the use and application of biomedical data across the spectrum from molecules to individuals to populations. Offers an overview of the field of health informatics by providing students with the fundamental knowledge of the concepts of health informatics and how technology can be used in the delivery of health care.

BMI 773

Course will familiarize students with basic informatics principles and techniques to support clinical research. Content includes information systems for protocol design; regulatory compliance; approaches for patient recruitment; efficient protocol management; data collection and acquisition; data security, storage, transfer, processing and analysis.

MEDICINE 702

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.

NURSING 715

Evaluate and appraise health informatics and information technology in order to develop integrative approaches to the design, implementation and evaluation of health informatics solutions and problems. Application of standards, document architecture, decision support systems and heuristic rules and system life-cycle are key areas of focus. People and organization issues for system implementation and evaluation are applied to real data issues to examine privacy, data protection, and institutional responsibilities.