Division of Health Sciences Informatics
One of 22 training sites sponsored by the National Library of Medicine nationwide, the Division brings together a wide range of resources and expertise in health sciences information management, communication and technology.
STUDENT & Faculty PROFILES
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Eric Chow: Student
Eric is discovering how Markov decision models can help surgeons at Hopkins match more organ donors, and save lives. “Coming to DHSI was best decision I've ever made."
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Hon Weng Chong: Visiting Scholar
Hon Weng Chong was a visiting medical student from The University of Melbourne, Australia. His current field of research is in the use of Video Games for health.
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Christoph Lehmann M.D. : Faculty
Chris Lehmann is Professor of Pediatrics and Biomedical Informatics at Vanderbilt University and Adjunct Associate Professor in the Division of Health Sciences Informatics at Johns Hopkins. Dr Lehmann's research includes medication monitoring for underserved populations using Information Technology.
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Mano Ntayingi: Student
Mano Ntayingi's interest is in developing meaningful health information systems for use in low resource environments to increase the accesibility of health services.
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Harold Lehmann M.D., PhD: Faculty
Professor Harold lehmann has been named Interim Director of the Division of Health Sciences Informatics where he also serves as Director of Training Programs and Research. His research is in the field of evidence-based medicine and medical decision making.
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Joe Lombardo: Faculty
Joe Lombardo has spent over 38 years performing research on surveillance at the Applied Physics Lab. He teaches real-time disease surveillance at the Division of Health Science Informatics is in Evidence Based Medicine and Medical Decision Making.
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Nancy Roderer : Faculty
Nancy Roderer is Professor Emerita in the Division of Health Sciences Informatics and was Director of the Welch Medical Library and Division of Health Sciences Informatics prior to her retirement. She is a national leader in redesigning medical libraries and services.
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Patricia Abbott, PhD, RN, FAAN; FACMI : Faculty
In September, 2012 Dr. Abbott will be appointed Associate Professor at the University of Michigan School of Nursing. She will continue to direct and teach the Applied Informatics Certificate at Johns Hopkins as and adjunct member of faculty. Her research centers upon usability, user-centered design, and ICT development (eHealth/mHealth) for low-resource areas around the globe.
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Freddie Barber
Freddie Barber, one of our former SPH Informatics Certificate Students, now Public Health Adviser/Data Exchange Coordinator at Scientific Technologies Corporation
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Courses available 2012-2013:
- ME 600.903 Introduction to Biomedical and Public Health Informatics
- ME 600.902 Leading Change Through Health IT
- ME 600.901 HIS: Knowledge Engineering & Decision Support
- ME 600.900 Health Information Systems: Design to Deployment
- ME 600.904 Health Information Technology Standards and Systems Interoperability
- ME 600.905 Clinical Informatics
- ME 600.704 Seminar in Informatics
- ME 600.906 Real Time Disease Surveillance
- ME 600.711 Health Informatics for Disease Prevention & Management
- ME 600.712 Data Structures and Algorithms in Informatics
- ME 600.713 Clinical Software Engineering
- ME 600.803 Informatics Grand Rounds
- ME 600.808 Health Sciences Informatics Capstone
- ME 600.907 Database Querying in Health
- ME 600.714 Analysis of Electronic Health Records
GRAND ROUNDS
May 24, 2013 CANCELLED
*Link for Grand Rounds Webcast
*FYI....Effective July 1, 2010 OCME will no longer mail certificates to the participants of RSC activities. Participants will receive an email from OCME, notifying them that their certificate/transcript is available online and will provide them with their CME ID# and password for access.
Previous Grand Rounds (with audio)
