Upon completion of the master of science in health informatics program, graduates will be able to:
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Analyze information requirements for clinical decision-making, health sciences
education and training, and hospital/health care management.
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Demonstrate competency in health care data analytics by using theories and methods
of data structure, algorithms, and programming.
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Participate in the planning, implementation, and quality assurance aspects of electronic health records.
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Design, develop, and implement computer-based teaching and learning systems to
improve effectiveness of health sciences education and training.
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Manage health care and medical information systems and technologies including electronic health records.
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Utilize cost-benefit/cost-effectiveness analysis methodologies.
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Utilize concepts and tools of artificial intelligence, expert systems, and probabilistic
models to improve decision-making.
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Evaluate and improve the effectiveness of clinical, educational, and/or management
information systems.