Clinical Care Informatics
Clinical informatics, often known as health informatics, is the study of how technology and data analytics can be utilized to improve patient care plans. Given the increased availability of digital patient information from electronic health records (EHRs), medical pictures, and other sources, providers rely on quality and up-to-date data and technology when assessing their patients.
Physicians, nurses, chemists, and therapists collect and share data in order to develop a patient treatment plan. Various types of technology and equipment are used by doctors during this procedure to collect, store, and distribute patient information.
- Medical informatics
- Clinical informatics
- Pharmacy informatics
- Public health informatics
- Biomedical informatics
- Bioinformatics