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
An introductory guide for students considering careers in health informatics, covering the use of technology and data in healthcare and offering insights from leading experts.
About This Book
Health Informatics for the Curious introduces students to the field of health informatics and its role in modern healthcare.
The book explores how technology and data are used to improve patient care and support medical decision-making.
It provides guidance for those considering university majors and careers in health informatics and related disciplines.
Contributors include experts from leading institutions such as Harvard Medical School and Johns Hopkins.
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