The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Informatics prepares you to help transform health care decisions through the collection, analysis and application of health data. Health data is consistently generated by patients and health care entities, which can be used for innovation and critical decision making to benefit our communities. This is the driving force behind the field of informatics. Coursework focuses on developing your skills in health care information sytems, project management, management of health information, data analysis and strategic integration.
The 18-credit hour curriculum is available online so that professionals can continue to work full-time while earning your certificate. Courses are six weeks in duration, allowing you to focus on specific topics within the curriculum.
All classes are 7.5 weeks or 6 weeks in duration.
Courses | Semester Hours |
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MB 821 - Healthcare Data Analytics | 3 |
MB 836 - Healthcare Project Management | 3 |
MB 845 - Management of Health Information | 3 |
MB 846 - Fundamentals of Informatics | 3 |
MB 848 - Systems and Database Design | 3 |
MB 850 - Healthcare Information Systems | 3 |
Total Semester Hours | 18 |
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