Health Informatics Mastertrack
Published: Summer 2021
Description
Health informatics (HI) is an in demand field comprising applied research and the practice of informatics across clinical and public health domains. Informatics researchers develop, introduce, and evaluate new biomedically motivated methods in areas as diverse as data mining, natural language or text processing, cognitive science, human-computer interaction, decision support, databases and algorithms for analyzing large amounts of data generated in public health, clinical research and genomics/proteomics.
In this online program, you will develop the skills and knowledge around data, health and informatics needed to attract attention from recruiters and hiring managers in the fast growing healthcare industry.
You will gain a thorough understanding of the field of health informatics and its various subfields, including research, laboratory/precision medicine, imaging, and artificial intelligence. You will also explore the themes that serve as the foundation for different areas of biomedical informatics, including clinical and neuro-informatics.
Throughout four courses and hands-on projects, you will leverage the expertise of faculty from the Division of Health Informatics at the Yale School of Public Health, learning from real-world projects and live sessions with groups of high-caliber peers.
By committing 6-8 hours of online study per week for about 7 months, you can earn a Yale-issued Health Informatics MasterTrack Certificate that can help you in your future graduate studies or professional pursuits in both public health departments (e.g. CDC, local government) and the private sector (e.g. organizations that employ computer scientists and mathematicians/statisticians). After successfully completing the MasterTrack, you will also be eligible for conditional credit if accepted into the Yale School of Public Health’s Master of Public Health (MPH) graduate degree program.
Upon successful completion of this MasterTrack Certificate, you will be eligible to earn 2 conditional credits counting towards the Yale School of Public Health’s MPH program if accepted.
Program Takeaways
- Take the next step in your biomedical, clinical, and public health career by exploring innovative approaches to data and knowledge management in a live, simulated environment taught by Health Informatics faculty at the Yale School of Public Health.
- Complete industry-relevant hands-on projects to build your portfolio
This program is available 100% online through Coursera. Learners who successfully complete MasterTrack and matriculate to YSPH may receive two retroactive credits towards their degree.
Health Informatics is a diverse and varied field. This course provides an introduction to informatics topics pertinent to healthcare and serves as a foundation for other informatics-related courses. Through lectures, discussions, and real-world applications, students will gain foundational knowledge in clinical information systems, biomedical data, health data standards, electronic health records, clinical decision support, health data security and telemedicine.
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Describe the design, function, and evaluation of clinical information systems
- Examine the role and utility of data standards in Health Informatics
- Discuss privacy and confidentiality issues around clinical data
- Analyze important frameworks for clinical decision making and how this knowledge integrates into clinical decision support systems
This course picks up where Course 1 leaves off and introduces additional key informatics topics pertinent to healthcare. Through lectures, discussions, and real-world applications, students will survey a variety of informatics subfields including artificial intelligence, bioinformatics and precision medicine, data warehouses and registries, research informatics, electronic quality metrics and IT evaluation, software tools, and open science.
- Discuss the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence in healthcare
- Explain the factors that influence the delivery of personalized medical experiences
- Analyze the function and role of data warehouses and registries
- Examine the impact of clinical research informatics
- Explore and analyze innovations in digital health
This course provides an introduction to common unifying themes that serve as the foundation for different areas of biomedical informatics, including clinical and neuro-informatics. Through lectures, tutorials, discussions, and applied practice, students will learn how to build databases and utilize computational tools for use in biomedical research.
- Explore Python and Google Colab
- Define the SQL and NoSQL database models
- Discuss the challenges of data integration
- Identify the pros and cons of data warehouses and federated databases
- Examine semantic web as a NoSQL database technology
- Analyze ontology-driven applications
The course is designed for students with coding knowledge and an advanced level of experience using biomedical software.
This course builds off of Course 3 by taking a deeper dive into topics in biomedical informatics and data science. Through lectures, tutorials, discussions, and applied practice, students will explore biomedical natural language processing, data mining, machine learning, modeling of biological systems, and high performance computation in biomedicine.
- Define natural language processing (NLP) and clinical NLP
- Process and parse unstructured text narratives and transform the text into a structured format using natural language processing methods
- Build and evaluate different data classification models
- Enhance performance of the data models using different techniques such as feature selection and ensemble learning
- Apply basic python programming skills to better understand natural language processing and machine learning
- The course is designed for students with coding knowledge and an advanced level of experience using biomedical software
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Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
The GRE is required for some degree programs at the Graduate School. Please check the table below to see if your program requires it.
- Required = You must submit GRE General Test results.
- Optional = You may submit GRE General Test results if you wish. If you choose to submit scores, you must follow any self-reported scores with official test results.
- Not Accepted = Do not submit GRE General Test results. GRE General Test scores will not be considered when applications are reviewed. If you submit scores, they will not be reviewed.
Test requirements below are for the 2024-2025 application cycle.
Last updated July 2, 2024. Subject to change.
Program | Is the GRE General Test Required |
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African American Studies* | Not Accepted |
African Studies | Not Accepted |
American Studies* | Not Accepted |
Anthropology* | Not Accepted |
Applied Math | Optional |
Applied Physics | Optional; Physics Subject Test - Optional |
Archaeological Studies | Optional |
Architecture | Required |
Astronomy | Not Accepted; Physics Subject Test - Not Accepted |
Biochemistry, Quantitative Biology, Biophysics and Structural Biology (BBS) | Not Accepted |
Biomedical Engineering | PhD - Optional MS - Required |
Chemical & Environmental Engineering | Optional |
Chemistry | Recommended |
Classics* | Not Accepted |
Comparative Literature* | Not Accepted |
Computational Biology and Biomedical Informatics | MS - Not Accepted |
Computational Biology and Biomedical Informatics (BBS) | PhD - Not Accepted |
Computer Science | PhD - Not Accepted MS - Required |
Earth and Planetary Sciences | Optional |
East Asian Languages and Literatures* | Optional |
East Asian Studies | Required |
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | Not Accepted |
Economics | Required |
Electrical & Computer Engineering | Optional |
English Language and Literature* | Not Accepted |
Environment* | Optional Please check the for more information. |
European and Russian Studies | Not Accepted |
Film and Media Studies* | Not Accepted |
French* | Not Accepted |
Germanic Languages and Literatures* | Not Accepted |
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History of Art* | Not Accepted |
History of Science and Medicine | Optional |
Immunology (BBS) | Not Accepted |
International and Development Economics | Required |
Investigative Medicine | MCAT is Optional; GRE is not Required |
Italian Studies* | Optional |
Law | Not Accepted |
Linguistics | Not Accepted |
Management | Required; GMAT is an acceptable substitute |
Mathematics | GRE General is Optional; GRE Mathematics Subject Test is Required |
Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science | Not Accepted |
Medieval Studies | Not Accepted |
Microbiology (BBS) | Not Accepted |
Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics, and Development (BBS) | Not Accepted |
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Neuroscience (BBS) | Not Accepted |
Nursing | Not Accepted |
Personalized Medicine & Applied Engineering | Optional |
Philosophy* | Optional |
Physics | Optional; GRE Subject Test in Physics - Optional |
Plant Molecular Biology (BBS) | Not Accepted |
Political Science* | Required |
Psychology* | Optional |
Public Health | Biostatistics (PhD and MS) Health Policy Management (PhD) Chronic Disease Epidemiology (PhD and MS) Environmental Health Sciences (PhD) Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases (MS) Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases (PhD) Social and Behavioral Sciences (PhD) Health Informatics (MS) |
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Sociology* | Optional - Strongly Recommended |
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Statistics | Optional; Mathematics Subject Test Optional |
Statistics and Data Science* | Optional; Mathematics Subject Test Optional |
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- Use Institution Code 3987.
- You do not need to enter an individual department code when sending your official scores. Institution Code 3987 is sufficient.
- Paper score reports are not acceptable and scores released to other schools at Yale University cannot be transferred to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
- If you are applying to a PhD program associated with one of the professional schools at Yale, send your official scores directly to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (Institution Code 3987) and not to the individual professional schools, which may have separate codes for applicants applying to other degree programs.
The Educational Testing Service administers the TOEFL in the United States and abroad. For details and registration forms, visit their site at https://www.ets.org/ .
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- We will only accept official scores submitted electronically by the IELTS test center via the E-Delivery service.
- When you take this test, please specify Yale University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (also known as the Office of Graduate Admissions) as a score recipient. To identify us in the IELTS system, our address is Warner House, 1 Hillhouse Avenue, room 302, New Haven, CT 06511. Please do not send paper score reports to this address.
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- Compare the health information system structure and function across regional national and international settings
- Assess population informatics needs, assets and capacities that affect communities’ health
- Propose strategies to identify stakeholders and build coalitions and partnerships for influencing public health informatics
- Communicate audience-appropriate public health content, both in writing and through oral presentation
- Apply systems thinking tools to a public health informatics issue
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In this summer newsletter feature for the department of biomedical informatics and data science, we spotlight recent research from Hoon Cho, PhD, and his lab. MarketScan Data Now Available for Yale Researchers. The Yale Biomedical Informatics and Computing Office (YBIC) is excited to announce that members of the Yale community can now access ...
Ash came to Yale in 2016 where he has been ever since. He has completed three postdoctoral appointments as well as a data science fellowship with Mark Gerstein, PhD, Albert L Williams Professor of Biomedical Informatics and professor of molecular biophysics & biochemistry (computer science and statistics & data science).
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Helen Pushkarskaya is an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine and an Instructor (Introduction into Data Analysis and Econometrics) in the Department of Economics, Yale University. She has completed training in mathematics and physics (undergraduate training, Moscow Physics and Technology Institute), economics (graduate training, Ohio State ...
Allysia Matthews, PhD is an Associate Research Scientist at Yale School of Medicine. Skip to Main Content. Yale School of Medicine. About YSM. Faculty. Staff. Students. Residents & Fellows. ... PhD Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Immunology and Microbial Pathogenesis (2013) Research. Copy Link.
With immense sadness, we share the news of the sudden death of Miraj Desai, PhD, at the age of 41 on Sunday, November 5, 2023. Miraj was an assistant professor at the Program for Recovery and Community Health (PRCH) of the Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry.
Dr. Elena L. Grigorenko received her Ph.D. in general psychology from Moscow State University, Russia, in 1990, and her Ph.D. in developmental psychology and genetics from Yale University, United States, in 1996. Dr. Grigorenko has published more than 350 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and books.
Wenwei Li, PhD The virus's attachment to cells via its spike protein is the first key step for the virus to fuse with and infect the cells. Current COVID-19 vaccines work by blocking the virus from attaching to cells; the new study shows details of how certain human antibodies can block the next step, virus-to-cell fusion.
Hang Zhou, PhD, assistant professor of psychiatry, and Joel Gelernter, MD, Foundations Fund Professor of Psychiatry and professor of genetics and of neuroscience, are co-authors of a paper in The Journal of Clinical Investigation that reviews progress of human genetic and epigenetic study of alcohol use disorder and summarizes key future directions including applications of whole-genome ...
Yale School of Medicine has announced the creation of the Yale Center for Brain and Mind Health (CBMH) to promote interdisciplinary clinical and translational research on conditions that affect the mind and brain. The center will foster transformational work that bridges existing departments, levels of analysis, and disciplinary boundaries, and will focus on areas of clinical and translational ...
PhD Safe and Competent Opioid Prescribing State University Health Sciences Center - New Orleans, Biometry (1991) MS New Mexico Highlands University, Mathematics (1986) BSc ... Read more about Yale Pathology Joins Office of Health Equity Research in Community Listening Session. June 01, 2023.
The Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIM) PhD track, newly developed by the Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) at Harvard Medical School, will enable future academic, clinical, industry, and government leaders to rapidly transform patient care, improve health equity and outcomes, and accelerate precision medicine by creating new AI technologies that reason across massive-scale ...
The Health Informatics concentration consists of a total of fourteen courses: eight required courses, four electives, and satisfactory completion and presentation of a yearlong, two-course capstone project. Students demonstrating a mastery of topics covered by the required courses may replace them with more advanced courses but must receive ...