Health Informatics
Marshall University
Health Informatics is a cutting-edge, multidisciplinary profession that utilizes information technologies, informatics and information systems and integrates them into the health care arena; it is the science that defines how health information is technically captured, transmitted and utilized, consisting of three core areas: information systems, informatics, and information technology. The program requires at least four semesters of coursework, including an educationally directed practicum.
- Credits
33 credits
- Dates
Since Jun 2010
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