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In a previous blog post I announced that the fifth edition of Health Informatics: Practical Guide for Healthcare and Information Technology Professionals had been released February 2012.
For those faculty members who use the textbook to teach Health/Medical Informatics we want to offer an electronic (PDF) Instructor's Manual at no…
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The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) just released several datasets, to include how our HIT Regional Extension Centers (RECs) are doing with the promotion and adoption of electronic health records. ONC funded the creation of 62 RECs in the United States with the goal of promoting HIT adoption, particularly among primary care physicians who practice in rural underserved areas.
As of April 2012…
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In the March issue of the Mayo Clinic Proceedings I noted an article about 33 cases of Anaplasmosis being reported in a Massachusetts suburban hospital over a six month period. Not only does that mean we now have three tick borne diseases on the East Coast we need to know/worry about, they changed the name from Ehrlichiosis to Anaplasmosis without me knowing. While many of these…
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All evidence points to technology being a major cause of sedentary behavior, particularly watching TV, computers and gaming. Inactivity contributes to obesity, which in turn contributes to heart disease and cancer. Early emphasis has been on moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA), with the recommendation of 150 minutes/week for adults. Unfortunately, only 5% of adults in the US only achieve this.
In the past several years we have learned that sedentary activity (1-3 METS) is an…
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Last week the requirements for stage 2 meaningful use were published in the federal registry. The public has 60 days to respond and the changes won't likely take effect until 2014 at the earliest. The document is 455 pages long and in summary: more core objectives are required; the thresholds for current core…
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Ahmed Elmesidy said… Hi Bob,
Thanks for the message.
I'm considering doing a graduate certificate course and a Master later on, but I do have some questions and concerns that I need to clarify before I proceed.
1- Are the terms "Associate degree" and
"Graduate certificate" equivalent?
Are they both the same?!!
2- I'm currently in Australia. If I do the course here,
will my degree be recognizsed overseas (US
& Canada)?!! What are the licensing
bodies that govern the practice of
Health informaticians in these contries?!!
Can my degree get me a job overseas?!!
3- What are the Job prospects of this field in the
US & Canada?!!
4- What kind of fields, jobs or sectors I can expect
to be able to work in?!! (This question in
particular appears to be very vague!!)
I know that my questions might sound very basic,
but I really appreciate if you can help me out and make the picture clear for me!
Thanks,
Ahmed
Dr.Naresh Yallapragada said… Hi Bob,
Thanks for asking.
Will surely get in touch with you whenever required.
Regards
Naresh.
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Gopikrishnan said… View thousands of Health Informatics jobs on the Health Informatics Forum Jobs Board.
May 29, 2013 to June 1, 2013 – Murcia, Spain
The AIME 2013 conference is organized by the European Society for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and will be held in Murcia, Spain. It will be a unique opportunity to present and improve the int…
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Medicine 2.0 '13, aka the 6th World Congress on Social Media, Mobile Apps, and Internet/Web2.0 in Health and Medicine, this year hosted in London, will once again be very international and contain a…
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