HINF 6350 — Public Health Surveillance and Informatics
3 semester hoursGraduateLecture
Offers students an opportunity to learn how public health information is generated, collected, transferred, and shared. Discusses the principles and practice of public health surveillance as well as the application of health informatics standards and methods in the design of surveillance systems. Also reviews the core components of analysis and interpretation of population data. Non–health informatics students may be able to take the course with permission of the program director.