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Cross-listed with 0302-607

This course prepares the graduate student for efficient use of information and communication technology in healthcare. Three knowledge domains are addressed: methods and technology for the processing of data, information and knowledge; health system organization; and informatics and computer science. This course will allow learning opportunities to apply informatics knowledge.

Demonstrate knowledge of complex systems and skill in collaboration with others.Integrate theories and knowledge into practice to provide evidence based quality care that is ethical, culturally competent, safe, efficnt and cost effective to individuals, families, groups, communities and organizations.Use knowledge of healthcare policy to improve healthcare organizational, financial and delivery outcomes.Use information technology to design, implement, deliver, and evaluate health care.Value and demonstrate integrity, excellence, respect.

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