Sentence examples for informatics policy from inspiring English sources

16 Strategically, it is essential that any health informatics policy is integrated with concurrent policy initiatives and reflects the dynamic environment in which it is taking place.

We conclude that 'resistance' is a complex phenomenon with socio-material and normative components; it is unlikely to be overcome using the behaviourist techniques recommended in some health informatics and policy literature.

Unfortunately many good students from low and middle income countries do not have access to enough funds to pay the university fees and living expenses in Oxford, particularly non-clinicians who might make important contributions to the public health workforce in informatics, surveillance, health promotion or policy roles.

Some of the doctorates employed in these areas continue to do research, including those who start their own companies, but many more are finding that their scientific training has opened doors to exciting new job opportunities in regulatory affairs, informatics, technology transfer, science journalism, science policy, and education, among many others.

Choose and Book is an international exemplar of both the introduction of a large-scale medical informatics system and of a government policy to deliver patient choice.

The ISDS annual conference brings together researchers and practitioners in public health, epidemiology, health policy, biostatistics and mathematical modeling, informatics, computer science, and related fields focused on biosurveillance and emerging challenges to public health practice.

This study was designed to inform future EHR adoption and policy in China as well as informatics research in the US.

The 10 priority health issues were studied through the lens of the key public health disciplines: epidemiology, human resources, health project/service planning, health policy, communication, health economics and management, informatics and ethics and human rights.

T2 thus requires population-based interventions, practice-based research networks, clinical epidemiology and evidence synthesis, communication theory, behavioural science, public policy, financing, organizational theory, system redesign, informatics and qualitative research [ 45].

To inform future EMR adoption and policy in China, as well as informatics research in the US, this study compared the United State's Hospital Meaningful Use (MU) Objectives (phase 1) objectives to the EMR functionality of two early hospital EMR adopters in China.

For instance, seven such initiatives (bioinformatics, health informatics, health ethics, transplantation, community research, neurobiology and behavior, and public policy) were created recently in British Columbia.