Biomedical & Health Informatics « Where clinical, technical and research science come together to advance healthcare

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Welcome to BHIGlobally connected networks, big data, artificial intelligence, and decision analytics are currently shaping the future of healthcare systems. Become an expert in the latest innovations in information technology and efforts to improve human health.

Graduates of the program will be able to demonstrate advanced proficiency in health information technology and health informatics with a focus on systems integration, safety, and security, as well as intelligent health systems practices. Graduates foster relationships with leading health care businesses in the area and have opportunities to work with organizations such as Upstate Medical Center, MedTech, Welch Allyn and the Veteran’s Health Administration through internships and research projects to build experience and a professional network.

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President Deborah F. Stanley and Graduate Studies Dean Kristen Eichhorn recognize graduate student Christopher Bartlett College President Deborah F. Stanley (left) and Graduate Studies Dean Kristen Eichhorn (right) recognize graduate student Christopher Bartlett -- enrolled in biomedical and health informatics as well as the health information technology certificate program.

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Healthcare and data—SUNY Oswego computer science faculty member Isabelle Bichindaritz (second from left) speaks about the new graduate degree program in biomedical and health informatics with graduate students (from left) Cassie Breen, Christopher Bartlett and Logan Wells, all of whom have expressed interest in the program, which can prepare graduates for many careers, including development of innovations in telemedicine—represented by the Giraff, a Swedish-made robot—and other healthcare fields.

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Isabelle Bichindaritz of the college’s computer science department will teach the “Big Data, Genes and Medicine” course, Oswego’s pilot project in the evolving world of mass open online courses (MOOCs)

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Psychiatric study—Logan Wells, a student in SUNY Oswego’s graduate degree program in human-computer interaction and graduate certificate program in integrated health systems, goes over a draft for his capstone research project with adviser Dr. Isabelle Bichindaritz, director of biomedical informatics. At Oswego’s Quest symposium on April 13, Wells plans to make a presentation on the data analysis he has done in cooperation with SUNY Update Medical University on costly hospital psychiatric readmissions.

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The new SUNY Labs to Jobs Consortium will establish a “Smart Health” Biomedical and Health Informatics Research Lab and a Biomedical Instrumentation Teaching Lab for SUNY Oswego as well as provide additional equipment for the college’s Advanced Wireless Systems Research Center.

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The college has earned three SUNY High Needs grants totaling $197,000 to expand programs in human development, health services administration, and biomedical and health informatics.

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