Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health 36 courses 18 total credits
The goal of the Public Health Informatics (PHI) Certificate Program is to offer grounding in methods and concepts of health informatics and health information technology for application to public health and population health. It is designed for current and future public health professionals who wish to develop PHI expertise or specialization to work in policy or management. After completion of the certificate program, students will be able to: Students should refer to the certificate program page on the Bloomberg School of Public Health website for full information about the certificate admissions process, requirements and deadlines, as well as contact information for the program.
| Note: although PH.221.649 Introduction to Digital Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries is no longer offered, certificate students who completed the course previously as part of their certificate program may count it as an elective. | credits |
COURSE OF STUDY
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 1: Standards/Interoperability
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 2: Project Management/Data Management
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ME.250.957 | Database Querying in Health | 3 |
| PH.140.630 | Introduction to Data Management | 3 |
| PH.312.604 | Quantitative Tools for Managers | 3 |
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 3: Information Systems
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 4: Communciations
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 5: Design/Implementation/Evaluation/Policy
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 6: Analysis, Visualization, and Reporting
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 7: GIS (No more than 2 of the GIS courses count towards electives)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PH.340.696 | Spatial Analysis I: ArcGIS | 4 |
| PH.340.697 | Spatial Analysis II: Spatial Data Technologies | 3 |
| PH.340.701 | Epidemiologic Applications of Gis | 2 |
Elective Options (12 academic credits; students MUST choose courses from at least two different domains)
Domain 8: Policy
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