At the intersection of healthcare and information technology is health informatics — the science that guides the collection, analysis and use of data. Why is health informatics important? It helps to ...

Health informatics saves lives by combining information technology and computer science with clinical expertise and management for better patient care. It's a broad field, and the far-ranging effects ...

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, new technology is being used to improve health care—from telemedicine to data analytics aimed at containing the next pandemic. To help bridge new technology with ...

The healthcare informatics is a burgeoning industry, and many in this career path are reporting optimistic views of its future. HIMSS, Bisk Education and USF Health’s Morsani College of Medicine in ...

Mikeie Reiland is a staff writer for Education at Forbes Advisor. Before coming to Forbes Advisor, he wrote magazine journalism for publications like the Oxford American, Bitter Southerner, and Gravy.

"My professors are working in settings that I want to work at....I think that's a huge advantage of this program. Our professors are not just theoretical, this is what they do in their daily lives." ...

Health systems are important in driving electronic health record adoption in ambulatory clinics, although the uptake of key functionalities varies across systems. Objectives: The adoption and use of ...

The fusion of science and technology plays an integral role in the healthcare industry today. Technology compliments science, reinforcing theories, treating medical conditions and even housing the ...

Health Informatics is a rapidly emerging discipline that connects people, technology, and data to better improve healthcare outcomes. Health Informatics professionals work with the processes and tools ...

Patient information is private and incredibly important to health care—in fact, to deliver the best care possible, healthcare providers need experts like you to provide and organize that sensitive ...