PhD in Health Information Management (HIM)
The graduates will be able to manage database and information systems. They will gain leadership skills in communicating with other professionals, such as physicians, information technology administrators, etc. in addition, they will be able to identify and analyze health care data, and make health information accessible with an emphasis on patient rights and confidentiality of health care information.
Compensatory Courses
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Course list |
Credit |
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Medical Information Resources |
1 |
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Health Information Management |
2 |
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Specialized English Language |
2 |
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Analysis of Management Theories |
2 |
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Data Structure and Software Programming |
3 |
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Nomenclature and Classification System of Diseases |
2 |
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Health Economics |
2 |
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Operational Research |
3 |
Core Courses
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Course list |
Credit |
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Design and Development of Health Information Systems-I |
2 |
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Design and Development of Health Information Systems-II |
2 |
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Data Mining and Knowledge-Based Systems |
2 |
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Health Information Systems Management |
2 |
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Artificial Intelligence Methods for Health Information Systems |
3 |
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Electronic Health Records |
3 |
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Data Quality Management Methods |
3 |
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Research Seminar |
3 |
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Dissertation |
20 |
Non-core courses
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Course list |
Credit |
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Health Informatics |
3 |
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Communication Networks in Health Systems |
3 |
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Health Information Economics |
2 |
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Health Information Systems Project Management |
2 |
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New Technologies in Health Information Management |
2 |
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Clinical Governance Information System |
2 |
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Advanced Statistical Methods for Data Analysis |
2 |
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Health Monitoring and Surveillance System |
2 |