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The medical information sciences program of Amsterdam.

M W M Jaspers¹, P Fockens, J H Ravesloot

¹Department of Medical Informatics, Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

AMIA ... Annual Symposium Proceedings. AMIA Symposium

|January 20, 2004

Summary

The University of Amsterdam

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Area of Science:

Medical Information Sciences
Health Informatics Education

Background:

Established in 1987, the Medical Information Sciences program at the University of Amsterdam has undergone significant evolution over 15 years.
The program is now a comprehensive 4-year master's degree.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the structure and content of the current Medical Information Sciences master's program.
To highlight the program's focus on optimizing healthcare information processing through technology.

Main Methods:

Curriculum review of the 4-year master's program.
Analysis of skills taught in information and communication technology application for healthcare.

Main Results:

A fully developed 4-year master's program is currently offered.
Students acquire systematic skills in applying information and communication technologies.

Conclusions:

The Medical Information Sciences program equips students with essential skills for modern healthcare information management.
The program's structure and content are designed to optimize healthcare information processing.

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