MM: Clinical Informatics

MM: Clinical Informatics

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Video: Dr. Schulman talks about creation of the MMCi program.

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For more information: MMCi@fuqua.duke.edu

Join the Next Generation of Health Care Leaders Who are Transforming Medicine—Introducing the First Master of Management Program in Clinical Informatic.

Still accepting applications for August 2012 class start.

As information technology (IT) becomes ever more critical to the delivery of quality health care and research, so does the expertise required to manage the many IT challenges facing health care organizations worldwide. To meet the demand for informaticists and IT-conversant health professionals, The Fuqua School of Business, in partnership with the new Duke Center for Health Informatics, has introduced the Master of Management in Clinical Informatics (MMCi) program.

This program is the only interdisciplinary management program of its kind in the United States—leveraging Duke's world-renowned track record in medicine, business, and health informatics. Through access to the finest faculty and resources across health care, IT, and management education, students will acquire the knowledge and skills to merge technology and patient care and help improve human health.

The second MMCi class is underway in the new weekend class format. Classes meet every other Friday and Saturday and the program runs 12 months, August to August. We are currently accepting applications for the class entering in August 2012.

Information Sessions:

For more information: MMCi@fuqua.duke.edu

MMCi Recorded Presentation:

  • View a 45 minute recorded Information Session about the MMCi program.
    Presented by Dr. Kevin Schulman, MMCi and HSM program Director, and Assistant Director, Randy Sears, MMCi program. In this 45 minute session the following topics will be discussed: Duke's unique position to bring forward the MMCi degree, the multidiscipline curriculum, executive class format, application process, and FAQs.

 


"We have tremendous resources to bring to the program in terms of a broad network of contacts within the industry, tremendous academic experience in the field, and the amazing academic resources of Duke University."

W. Ed Hammond, PhD
Director, Duke Center for Health Informatics