Population Health Informatics: Driving Evidence-Based Solutions Into Practice
by Ashish Joshi, Lorna Thorpe, Levi Waldron
Population Health Informatics explores the connection between health data, evidence, and real-world practice. With a focus on population-level perspectives, it introduces the role of informatics in supporting informed decisions and practical solutions for public health and healthcare professionals.
About This Book
Population Health Informatics examines the role of information and data in understanding and addressing health at the community and population level.
The book focuses on connecting evidence-based insights with practical approaches, highlighting how informatics can support decision-making in health-related settings.
It offers a relevant foundation for readers interested in the relationship between population health, technology, research, and professional practice.
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