| Degree: | Bachelor of Health Studies (BHS) | |
| Major: | Health Informatics | |
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| Program Option(s): | Specialized Honours -- 120 credits | |
| Offered by: | School of Health Policy & Management |
Description:
Information technology is increasingly used in the management and administration of health care systems. From the electronic storage of patient records to the collection and analysis of health information, the use of electronic information is an increasingly important tool for modern practitioners and administrators.
In the Health Informatics program, you will gain specialized knowledge in the acquisition and application of research, analysis, and system design within the context of health care decision-making, resource allocation and program evaluation. A Health Informatics degree will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue rewarding roles in health sector planning and development.
Career Paths:
Health Information Specialist, Systems Designer, Systems Integration Specialist.
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Related York Program(s):
BA, Information Technology, Stream in Health IndustryCertificate, Health Informatics
