Scholars@Duke publication: A clean slate: Initiating a graduate program in health informatics

A clean slate: Initiating a graduate program in health informatics

Publication , Journal Article

Turley, JP; Johnson, C; Johnson, T; Zhang, J

Published in: M.D. Computing

2001

Cognitive understanding of information is not a common focus in many informatics programs, but it is central to the understanding of the graduate program at the University of Texas Health Science Center.

Duke Scholars

Author Constance Margaret Johnson School of Nursing

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M.D. Computing

Publication Date

2001

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Start / End Page

47 / 48

Related Subject Headings

Medical Informatics

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Turley, J. P., Johnson, C., Johnson, T., & Zhang, J. (2001). A clean slate: Initiating a graduate program in health informatics. M.D. Computing, 18(1), 47–48.

Turley, J. P., C. Johnson, T. Johnson, and J. Zhang. “A clean slate: Initiating a graduate program in health informatics.” M.D. Computing 18, no. 1 (2001): 47–48.

Turley JP, Johnson C, Johnson T, Zhang J. A clean slate: Initiating a graduate program in health informatics. MD Computing. 2001;18(1):47–8.

Turley, J. P., et al. “A clean slate: Initiating a graduate program in health informatics.” M.D. Computing, vol. 18, no. 1, 2001, pp. 47–48.

Turley JP, Johnson C, Johnson T, Zhang J. A clean slate: Initiating a graduate program in health informatics. MD Computing. 2001;18(1):47–48.