Health information systems provide technology and enable information exchange for healthcare enterprises, health information exchanges, health insurers, and other participants in the healthcare industry.

This is a rapidly changing and evolving field, laying the foundation for improvements in healthcare efficiency, quality, and health outcomes.

Information Systems Management in Healthcare course provides an overview of key healthcare information technologies and concepts: healthcare data and analytics, electronic health records (EHR), health information exchanges (HIE), healthcare information privacy and security, telemedicine, consumer health and mobile health systems, and population health management. A number of case studies provide additional analysis of technology challenges and solutions in healthcare informatics.

Course Outline

10 days course

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Introduction to Information Systems Management

Kinds of Health Care Information.
Internal Data and Information: Patient Specific—Clinical.
Internal Data and Information: Patient Specific—Administrative.
Internal Data and Information: Patient Specific—Combining Clinical and Administrative.
Internal Data and Information: Aggregate—Clinical.
Internal Data and Information: Aggregate—Administrative.
Internal Data and Information: Aggregate—Combining Clinical and Administrative.
External Data and Information: Comparative.
External Data and Information: Expert or Knowledge Based.