by
Fiona Lockyer
| 05/04/2010
--The Rabb School of Continuing Studies will launch a new online master's degree program this September in Health and Medical Informatics designed to train students for information technology jobs in the health care industry, according to an April 20 BrandeisNOW article.According to the article, the need for technology-trained individuals in the health care industry will increase in the coming years because the federal government is providing financial incentives for hospitals to more fully integrate digital technology into their health services by next year.The program's website explains that students will be trained to use technology to improve the "quality, safety, efficiency and access of healthcare," and that students in the program participate in the "development, implementation, evaluation and management of information technology solutions to improve patient care.""There's been a lot of talk about health care and health care initiatives, and this is one of the focuses: for doctors and patients to be able to share information," program director Prof.
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