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Computational Methods and Imaging in Medicine HEALTH INFORMATICS MODULE ORIENTATION

Computational Methods and Imaging in Medicine HEALTH INFORMATICS MODULE ORIENTATION. Dr Jeremy Rogers MD MRCGP Senior Clinical Fellow in Health Informatics Northwest Institute of Bio-Health Informatics. Module Aims.

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Computational Methods and Imaging in Medicine HEALTH INFORMATICS MODULE ORIENTATION

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  1. Computational Methods and Imaging in MedicineHEALTH INFORMATICS MODULEORIENTATION Dr Jeremy Rogers MD MRCGPSenior Clinical Fellow in Health InformaticsNorthwest Institute of Bio-Health Informatics

  2. Module Aims Give student a wide-ranging insight into the emerging field of Health Informatics and its impact on the delivery of healthcare.

  3. Learning Objectives • Show understanding of the principles of systems, models and change theory • Display critical awareness of the recent history, current initiatives and issues in health informatics • Show conceptual grasp of medical knowledge representation and reasoning • Demonstrate knowledge of data protection and confidentiality as applied to health information

  4. Outcomes • Read and criticise an official report • Evaluate an HI project • Synthesise information on a current HI problem or issue • Produce a plan for an HI project • Discuss a current issue in Health Informatics orally and in writing

  5. Learning • Invited speakers • Web searches • Reading • Student seminars Q. How much reading am I expected to do? A. As much as possible. Web sites are generally more helpful (and up to date) than textbooks

  6. Resources • Module organisers • Speakers • Notes • Library • Web • Other students

  7. Assessment • Coursework (60%) • 2 projects • Presented as seminars • Written reports • Exam (40%)

  8. Assessment FAQs Q. What projects are available? A. www.cs.man.ac.uk/mig/people/jeremy/hiprojects1.html Q. Can I invent my own project? A. Yes (as long as we approve it) Q. Can two students do the same project? A. No: its first come, first served Q. Will there be any revision sessions? A. A formal revision session MAY be organised around December

  9. CMIM Health Informatics ModuleContent and Timetable 04-Oct J Rogers Introduction 05-Oct T Sharpe Evaluation of Systems / Basic EPR 12-Oct D Solomon Hospital Information Systems 19-Oct J Rogers Clinical Terminology 26-Oct C Moore Picture Archiving Systems (PACS) 02-Nov Student Seminars 09-Nov J Roberts Healthcare IT Strategy 16-Nov J Rogers Decision support and Care Pathways 23-Nov J Roberts Information Governance / Bioinformatics 30-Nov J Rogers Standards 07-Dec C Nolder Confidentiality and Ethics 14-Dec Student Seminars Jan 2006 WRITTEN EXAM

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