Health Informatics for the Curious: Why Study Health Informatics? (The Undecided Student's Guide to Choosing the Perfect University Major & Career Path)
by William R. Hersh, S Berhie Md (Harvard Medical School), N Ngwenya Phd (University Of Cambridge); G R Kim Md; M Ball Edd (Johns Hopkins School Of Medicine), G Demiris Phd (University Of Washington); E Coiera Phd; G Berhie Phd; J M Chappell Edd, N Lorenzi Phd (Vanderbilt University). B Harnett Ms-Is; S Abidi Phd; A Blandford Phd; E Jefferson Phd, F Payton Phd; C Conley Mhs; M Resnick; C Ed Hsu Phd; D Parry Phd; Stella Mills Phd, A Anastasiou; T Paget; D Ford Phd; M Hoffman Phd; I Hunter Mb, A G Dean Md; R Kirk Phd; S Whetton Phd; M Campbell; A Campbell, L Frazier; A Desai Phd; A Kushniruk Phd; E Borycki Phd
Considering your university major or future career? Health Informatics for the Curious provides an accessible introduction to the field and explains why it may deserve your attention. Designed for undecided students, this guide supports early exploration of health informatics as a possible academic and professional direction.
About This Book
Health Informatics for the Curious introduces the field for readers who want to understand why studying health informatics may be worthwhile.
Written with undecided students in mind, the book focuses on choosing a university major and considering a related career path.
It offers an accessible starting point for exploring the connection between health and informatics.
Readers can use this guide to begin thinking about whether health informatics fits their interests, education plans, and professional goals.
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