Curricula in medical informatics.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2004 English Publisher:IOS PressJournal:Studies in health technology and informatics, volume 109 (issn: 0926-9630,

Authors: Hasman, Arie; Haux, Reinhold;

pmid: 15718674

Curricula in medical informatics.

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Abstract

Education in medical informatics is needed not only for those who want to become specialist in this area but also for health professionals. Since students, depending on the program they are enlisted in, require different types of knowledge and skills in medical informatics, curricula should be adapted to those needs. The curriculum structure also depends on the expert level the students want to attain. This contribution presents the knowledge and skills levels for different groups of students and presents two examples of curricula.

Related Organizations

Maastricht University
Netherlands
Amsterdam UMC
Netherlands

Keywords

Models, Educational, Professional Competence, Health Personnel, International Cooperation, Humans, Curriculum, Medical Informatics

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