Articles tagged: Medical Informatics

Health Informatics requires significant knowledge of technology-based information systems in order to design and implement ways to effectively store medical information to meet practitioner as well as patient needs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has identified this field as one of the 20 fastest growing professions in the US today.

The Master of Science in Medical Informatics (MMI) degree is a program that prepares clinically trained health professionals and individuals with IT backgrounds to provide information technology services to the medical community with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

The Master of Science in Medical Informatics program gives individuals with information technology backgrounds and clinically trained health professionals the knowledge and experience needed to apply their talents to careers in information services organizations within hospitals, health systems, academic environments, and the health systems and equipment industry.

The University of Illinois at Chicago’s online Master of Science in Health Informatics prepares you to shape the cutting-edge technology and processes that are revolutionizing the healthcare industry.