The Milken Institute School of Public Health at the George Washington University today announced the launch of an online
Master of Science in Management of Health Informatics and Analytics program. Beginning in January 2017,
HealthInformatics@GW will develop the next generation of health innovators, who will leverage data analytics and IT-based solutions to improve patient outcomes and the quality of health care delivery in the U.S. and abroad. The new program joins the other
GW Public Health Online programs, which include an executive
Master of Health Administration and a
Master of Public Health.
Graduates will acquire the ability to effectively translate data that will improve health care decisions and develop an expertise in areas such as health policy, community health analytics, and health innovation and disruption. They will gain skills in project management, business intelligence, health innovation, predictive analysis and the
Internet of Things. Applicants should have a minimum of three years of clinical or administrative experience in the health care sector and be currently employed in the health care industry.
For more information on HealthInformatics@GW, please contact Sam Hanna, Program Director at
hanna44@gwu.edu.
Please visit
publichealthonline.gwu.edu/health-informatics/.