Spring 2021

INF 385N Informatics

Unique ID: 28339

Synchronous class meetings conducted online.

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Online

DESCRIPTION

Investigation of informatics movements around the world and in various disciplines and professions, such as biomedicine, nursing, public health, education, business, law, and public affairs. Repeatable with Different Topics

COURSE NOTES

Course Objectives: Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Understand major theoretical perspectives to health behavior Understand several widely-used health information seeking models Examine health information seeking and information retrieval in the broader context of health behavior Design effective consumer-oriented interventions for various purposes, including patient education, self-management, behavior change, and decision-making Critically evaluate web-based consumer health information systems and applications Analyze the social and ethical issues related to computerized healthcare information delivery.

PREREQUISITES

Graduate standing.