MSc in Health Informatics, University of Kansas Medical Center

Graduates in the Health Informatics program of the University of Kansas Medical Center will be prepared for entry and mid-level positions with hospital or clinic informatics departments, electronic health record (EHR) vendors, public health organizations, and as consultants and/or staff in organizations that specialize in knowledge management. Graduates also have the skills to enter the growing field of health information exchange, which includes regional health information organizations and the emerging personal health records. In addition to a foundation in applied health informatics, special skills will be acquired in organizational change, project management and impact evaluation.;Curriculum;Our students come from varied backgrounds and share a wide range of experiences. Students enrolling in the health informatics program complete 40 credits hours. The curriculum is divided into three required cores: informatics, leadership, and research. In addition, students select a discipline on which to focus: clinical, health policy & management, public health, or project management. The student and adviser will develop a plan of study that meets the career goals of the student. The majority of the courses are online. The program concludes with a research project and a practicum that provides hands-on experience and an opportunity for students to take advantage of the resources at numerous clinical and business sites.;I want to find another Master Course