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Education in Nursing Informatics
Online Courses
Our Duke program is built on a philosophy that expert nurses, with solid clinical experience, are best able to analyze, design/develop, implement, and evaluate information systems that could improve both nursing practice and patient care.
Duke's program permits busy nurses to complete specialized informatics education from anywhere in the world, amidst their demanding personal and professional lives. Come learn nursing informatics in one of the USA's best health care organizations! Duke is a private university located in Durham, North Carolina, USA.
- Duke's Post-Master's NI Certificate (PMC) program began in 1997and continues to be the leading PMC program. The online MSN program began fall 2002 Duke was the FIRST in the world to offer online informatics courses!
- Duke's program offers leading edge and rigorous curriculum that emphasizes clinical informatics tools to improve patient care and nursing practice
- Duke's faculty:student ratios provide opportunity for mentoring and personal attention for students (usually 1:12)
- Duke's program utilizes Adjunct Faculty who are practicing Informatics Nurse Specialists with extensive on-the-job informatics and advanced practice nursing experience. Dr. Goodwin (NI Program Director) has extensive hands-on experience.
Linda (Woolery) Goodwin, RN, PhD
(919) 648-3786 x238
Excelsior College Health Care Informatics Certificate
The 17- credit Web-based Graduate level Certificate Program in Health Care Informatics is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to take a leadership role in the selection and implementation of health care information management systems, and in applying the knowledge gained from the information generated from these systems.
The enrollment requirements are a bachelor's degree in a health care discipline or bachelor's degree and work experience in a health care organization. The Certificate Program in Health Care Informatics accepts applications for admission on a rolling or continuous basis.
You may take one or more courses without enrolling in the certificate program. Non-matriculated students will be required to meet the same admission requirements as matriculated students.
Courses offered include:
HINF 521: Data, Information and Knowledge (3 credits)
HINF 522: Informatics and the Health Care Delivery System (3 credits)
HINF 551: System Lifecycle (4 credits)
HIMF 553: Issues in Health Care Informatics (2 credits)
HIMF 555: Knowledge Representation: Data Standards, Terminologies & Implications for Practice (2 credits)
HIMF 564: Informatics Project Management (3 credits)
For more information about this program, visit our "Healthcare Informatics" Web page:
https://www.excelsior.edu/portal/page?_pageid=57,45624&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL
Or contact via email:
Deborah Rastinehad PhD, RN, CWCN, COCN
drastinehad@excelsior.edu
Graduate Faculty
School of Health Sciences
Excelsior College
7 Columbia Circle
Albany, NY 12203-5159
University of Arizona College of Nursing
Online doctoral program will be available online beginning in August, 2003. Our goal is to make our excellent doctoral education more accessible to students who cannot always leave their homes or jobs to attend a face-to-face program. Focal areas for study are available in systems or informatics, vulnerable populations, and biobehavioral responses to injury mechanisms.
For more details, please see our website: http://nursing.arizona.edu/DoctoralAnnounce.htm
All the master's core courses and all nursing informatics core courses are on-line. These courses are as follows:
96:263 Informatics in Nursing and Health Care
96:264 Nursing and Health Informatics in the International Context
96:283 Health Informatics I
96:310 Advanced Nursing Informatics
96:312 Advanced Practice in Clinical Information Systems
For more information please visit our web site at http://www.nursing.uiowa.edu or contact:
Connie Delaney, PhD, RN, FAAN
E-mail: connie-delaney@uiowa.edu
Telephone: 319-335-7113
or
Tracy Middleton, BA
Program Associate for the Graduate Program
E-Mail: tracy-middleton@uiowa.edu
Telephone: (319)-384-4667
University of Mary
Division of Nursing
Courses available completely on line!
MS
Informatics Track
Goal
To prepare graduates to practice and conduct research in nursing and health care informatics, towards the improvement of patient care, through complete familiarity with system development life cycle and all phases and methods of information technology.
The Nursing 506 course is the first of a series of informatics courses leading to an MS degree with an informatics focus.
Professional Practice: Trends, Issues, and Theories N 506
System Analysis and Design and Human Factors N 507
System Implementation, Support, Testing, and Evaluation N606
Information/Database Management and Computer Technology N652
Contact:
Graduate Office (701) 255-7500 or (800) 408-6279
or
Mary Buchholtz
"Post-Masters Certificate in Nursing Informatics"
Our Post Masters Program in Nursing Informatics is now fully on-line. This program is designed for individuals who already possess a Masters degree (or higher) in *Nursing*. The Post Masters program ranges from 15-24 credits and is customized to the individual student needs and interests. For detailed information, visit our
webpage.
Contact
Judy Ozbolt, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI, FAIMBE
Professor and Program Director, Nursing Informatics
Phone: 410-706-4918; Fax 410-706-3289
Email: ozbolt@son.umaryland.edu
800-328-8346
The University of Maryland School of Nursing announces the initiation of a fully on-line Masters degree in Nursing Informatics beginning in the Fall of 2002. (40 credits).
This program builds from the existing on-line courses
. Ten credits of core coursework (NURS 701, NURS 602 & NURS 606) are currently under construction and will be available beginning in the Fall of 2002. Six credits of specialty coursework (Managerial Health Finance & Organizational Theory) can be either taken on line via UMUC or transferred in from an external University (with approval). Applications are being accepted for Summer and Fall of 2002.
For more information, contact Robin Cornblatt
The Health Care Informatics course offered at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill School of Nursing is a 3 credit hour, web-based course designed to provide an overview of the diverse options for the use of computerized systems in health care organizations and for the delivery of health care. The foci include theories, concepts, and principles relevant to health care informatics and the integration of data, information, and knowledge to support clinical and administrative decision-making. This course is offered every fall semester as part of our Health Care Systems-Informatics track in the master's program, but is open to students who are not enrolled at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
If you are interested in learning more about Health Care Informatics and our course, please visit our website at http://nursing.unc.edu/degree/ms_hcs.html, or contact:
Office of Admissions and Student Services
School of Nursing
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Carrington Hall, CB #7460
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7460
Tele: (919) 966.4260 or
Email: nursing_applications@.unc.edu
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