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Developing a capstone course within a health informatics program.

Gary Hackbarth¹, Teuta Cata, Laura Cole

¹College of Informatics at Northern Kentucky University in Highland Heights, KY, USA.

Perspectives in Health Information Management

|July 12, 2012

Summary

This study details the development of a health informatics capstone program, highlighting the crucial role of a program coordinator. Student work-study logs confirm alignment with course objectives and industry needs, informing future program enhancements.

Keywords:

CATPAC capstone course healthcare informatics qualitative analysis

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Academic Program Development

Background:

University health informatics programs require robust academic foundations and effective program coordination.
Master's programs in health informatics are vital for preparing professionals for health industry career fields.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the development of a health informatics capstone program at a Midwest university.
To analyze initial student results and gather lessons learned for program improvement.

Main Methods:

Development of a health informatics capstone course, including hiring a program coordinator.
Analysis of student logs from the work-study portion of the capstone project.

Main Results:

Student focus areas and concerns during capstone projects align with course objectives.
Student work-study experiences are consistent with employer work requirements.

Conclusions:

A dedicated program coordinator is essential for a successful health informatics capstone.
The capstone program development and student outcomes provide valuable insights for future iterations and improvements.