Healthcare Informatics (MHI)

• A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university
• Overall undergraduate grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or above on a 4.0 scale
• Previous undergraduate course in statistics recommended
• Completed application for admission, including:
  • Completed application form. A free online application is available.
  • Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
  • Current résumé
  • Admissions Essay
  • Two letters of recommendation

• If living outside of the USA, applicants must meet minimum English proficiency scores and participate in an interview via WeChat or Skype.
• Official transcripts, graduation certificates and degree certificates must be in native language and be professionally translated in English.
• Please note: All supporting documents must be copies of the official academic records issued in the applicant's native language. If the institution of study issues academic records in English, please submit those as well. All documents must be submitted with literal word-for-word professional English translations for all documents issued.

HI505: Foundational Data Analytics

This course explores data literacy, visual literacy, and the ways in which outcomes depend on the integrity of data, the analysis of data, and the need for clearly defined report writing. Students will manipulate data for analysis and interpretation to conduct and/or contribute to data analytics projects. (Pre-req HCI 651)

HCI583: Virtual Engagement to Improve Health

This course will introduce students to the virtual world of clinical and health information including patient education, telehealth/telepharmacy, and social media. Students will engage in virtual activities that transform the traditional role of interprofessional healthcare providers.

HCI507: Informatics Immersion

This course provides students the opportunity for immersion in an informatics project that requires integration of previous coursework content. The project idea will be developed and carried out under the guidance of an external mentor in the field of informatics during the course.

HCI584: Telehealth I
This is a foundational course that introduces students to telehealth services.  Core concepts to be explored include telecommunications, technology infrastructure, and basic business requirements of implementing a telehealth service. Students will be introduced to designing telehealth encounters that promote health and wellness for both clinicians and consumers.

HCI585: Telehealth II
This course explores advanced telehealth services and concepts such as regulatory, compliance, legal and accreditation needs. Students will be exposed to legislative and state parity laws, licensing, and payment reimbursement processes. An in-depth look at real-world critical telemedicine services and contracting needs will be presented. (Pre-req HCI 584)

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