Introduction.- 1: US Healthcare.- 2: Health Informatics in the Real World Today.- 3: Data Standards.- 4: Interoperability Standards (FHIR).- 6: SMART on FHIR.- 7: mHealth.- 8: Population and Public Health.- 9: Analytics and Visualization.- 10: Looking Ahead.
Mark Braunstein, MD, an author and thought-leader in the field,
teaches health informatics in the School of Interactive Computing
of the College of Computing at the Georgia Institute of
Technology. After a successful career as a health IT
entrepreneur, he joined Georgia Tech in 2007 as a Professor of the
Practice. He developed the first Massive Open Online Course
(MOOC) in the field and his unique health informatics graduate
seminar was the first to be centered on HL7’s Fast Healthcare
Interoperability Resource (FHIR) standard. In it, student
teams work with domain experts to solve problems that often involve
analytics.
He will be a visiting professor at the University of Queensland in
Brisbane, Australia the second half of this year to create a
similar educational program there. Previously he wrote
Practitioner’s Guide to Health Informatics (Springer 2015) and
Contemporary Health Informatics (AMIA 2014).
Dr. Braunstein is actively involved with HL7’s development of the
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource (FHIR) standard and in
efforts at the CDC to use FHIR as a ‘universal platform’ for public
health surveillance. He is also collaborating with Open
mHealth to bring their schema for representing data from patient
operated apps and devices into the FHIR standard.
He earned a BS from MIT in 1969, an MD from the Medical University
of South Carolina in 1974 and served as a resident at Washington
University.
He was a 1996 Entrepreneur of the Year Award for the Southeast
Region, received a 1995 Innovation in Medical Management Award from
the American Society of Physician Executives and received the 2006
Founder’s Award from the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce,
Southeast Region. In 2013 he was honored as a Distinguished
Alumnus by MUSC’s College of Medicine.
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