Healthcare Informatics: Course Analysis

I hope to build lasting relationships with the members and faculty. The close-knit network of faculty and students seem to provide resources to help current undergraduates achieve success in their endeavors in the health field. Being a part of this network will supply me with resources to successfully achieve my goals in medicine.

The program is both social and academic. I was too ambitious to productive during my last summer of high school. Thus, despite being financially struggle, I tried my best to use my savings to attend the program, with the help of tuition scholarships. In here, I built great connections with faculties and friends, whom I still stay in contact and who are helping me with my academic endeavor. Being an on child who was raised protectively in home and never allow to go on field trip, I thought this was a unique program that allows me to gain independence being far away from home and support myself. The program taught me how to get along with roommates and how to be friends with different people before my real college life started. In the beginning, I shed blood and tears, missing my parents so much. However, I knew that the most difficult obstacle to overcome is overcoming myself. New Start gave a new effect on my work ethic because of the experience I had with college students’ team work and with the conference that I presented. The transition to college became easier a few months

I’ve always enjoyed helping people achieve their own goals while I am on the path for my own. I believe I can help others reach their potential by being a valuable tool for their success. If given the chance to work with future freshman in a Living Learning Community, I could use what I have learned during my unique experience as a member of The World of Global Medicine and Human Rights and apply it to the freshman I would have to give them the best UAlbany experience possible.

I am a full-time student attending Southern University at New Orleans, pursuing a B.S. in Health Information Management Systems. I became interested in Health information management due to my daughter, Reina. She was born with severe brain damage resulting from her birth and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. My daughter had to go through many surgeries and therapy sessions within her short 2 years and 4 months of life. Even with her limitations

Teri started the meeting by asking how many adjunct members was part of the inception of the Medical Assistant program. It was discussed that Lisa Bradshaw, Heather Roberts and Jessica Wynant were part of the startup program that now consists of two cohorts a year and is one Allied Health Occupations (AHO) most popular health care program.

I am highly interested in attending MASH, because I want to learn first-hand the career I want to pursue. I have wanted to be an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner ever since my APRN showed me how rewarding it was to help other people by healing them and being there for them in their time of need. This program appeals to me because I am always wanting to learn as much as I can about health care and what it takes to have a health care career. I could bring a positive energy to this program with a smiling face and positive attitude. I am always willing to learn and have an open mind. Attending the lectures, participating in the hands on activities, and shadowing is exactly the opportunity I have been looking for and would be extremely grateful

I should be selected to attend the FSU CoM Summer Institute because I love learning, enjoy being challenged by hard classes and/or tasks, and I have always had a love for the medical field. I grew up with my mom’s side of the family being in healthcare, her being a doctor in Russia and a nurse in the US and my grandmother worked in a lab. Ever since I was a child, I always wanted to be a veterinarian, but as I grew older my attention turned towards people. I have always been very compassionate and kind towards people and I want to fix everything wrong in the world, which of course can’t be done. I decided that healthcare would be my best option, specifically being a surgeon. With this profession I will be able to help save lives and influence the world in a positive way.

Ever since I was a child I've wanted a career in the medical field. To be surrounded by medicine and the endless opportunities that come with nursing would be a dream come true. I've done my research and Worcester State is the University for me. I know Worcester State University can benefit by having me as a student because I’m fully confident I will excel. I am currently a full time EMT, and in the National Guard. I can bring an atmosphere of safety, maturity, and confidence to the campus and help all who attend.

Deyonna Sneeze first came to SNHU in the Public Health program. During our first advising appointment it was clear she wanted to be in the Health care field. She currently works for the local hospital in her area, and would like to eventually be a manager of a division in the hospital. She also has a goal to go on to get her Master’s Degree in Public Health.

My recently BSN GPA has shown a huge academic improvement. Also Working in a medical field as nurse has help me gain a lot of experiences .I can assure you that right now I do know my priority better than before. I am extremely sure that will be able to achieve all of my goals. Through my past experience, I have learned how to balance and deal with stress. I hope you will give me the opportunity and chance to prove that as graduate student at Maryville

I am applying for admission into the UW BSN program, where students are enrolled typically for eight quarters over two years. My inspiration is my mother, who is a master’s prepared nurse. For years, I have observed her using her clinical knowledge in order to maintain the health of my brother, who has unstable epilepsy. My mother’s passion and competency in her practice of nursing have inspired me to become a nurse. Since graduating from this university with a BS in Molecular Cell Biology, I have gained two years of healthcare experience as an emergency department volunteer, as well as certification and employment as a nursing assistant. Both of these experiences have augmented my desire to become a nurse. One aspect of nursing that resonates with me is my ability to connect with patients through empathy and communication, in particular to assist them through their grieving processes, as they cope with changes to their health. I believe that my nature of wanting to help those that are sick will help me to fulfill those roles. My scientific curiosity along with a background in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology and pharmacological research, which earned me the Mary Gates Research Scholarship and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute internship, will also be beneficial, when

Prior to entering the program, I will return to America after a year of working and traveling in Asia. I will be in search for any volunteer or shadowing opportunities that are available at local hospitals. In addition, I will contact volunteer programs that can enrich my medical knowledge base in the New York Area, such as NYC Free Clinic and Project Healthcare. I will also be preparing for the start of classes by familiarizing myself with the material. I understand the rigorousness of this program and these months before the beginning of the semester will be my time to focus for what is to come.

The masters program will widen my scope of knowledge and skills in both the management and medical field. The program is in line with my passion and to accomplish it will be of importance to my career targets.

Demographic shifts in the global population, greater levels of technological disruption due to the Internet, social media and the en masse adoption of smartphones and tablet PCs are together re-defining the healthcare informatics market. System and informatics theories have emerged as the foundational elements of healthcare informatics supported by the Data, Information. Knowledge (DIK) Model which acts as a taxonomy for these developments (Haugh, 2005). Systems and informatics theories along with the DIK Model form the ontological foundations of healthcare informatics field of research occurring today and will continue to provide a basis for further research (Braganza, 2004). The intent of this analysis is to evaluate the contributions of systems and informatics, the role of the DIK Model, expert systems in nurse care and medicine, and the use of decision aids and decision support systems. All of these elements are critically important to strategic information systems plans healthcare providers put into place to serve patients while giving healthcare professionals the applications, systems and software they need to excel in their roles (Djellal, Gallouj, 2007).

The Intro to Health Informatics course has provided a broad range of health information that introduces the core concepts in the biomedical community. Throughout this course, my learning experience in health informatics has advance, for I was able to learn a list of materials including: the relationship of biomedical informatics and its related field; the roles of informatics in decision support systems and related health IT applications; and the importance of biomedicine and the use of biomedical information. In the Biomedical Informatics (4th edition) text book, it reflects the outstanding changes in both computing and health care that continues to occur. These changes have set a high rate of interest in the roles that health IT must play in the health care.