The Informatics Academy welcomes new Training Consultant
Submitted by phale on April 24, 2017 - 2:38pm
PHII’s Informatics Academy is pleased to welcome new team member, Quaneisha Robinson, who will be serving as a Training Consultant.
Rising stars: public health informatics and the Young African Leadership Initiative
Submitted by gnyomby on December 13, 2016 - 3:04pm
Godfrey Nyombi, 2014 YALI fellow
The Informatics Academy: People, process and technology, part III
In this three-part blog series, Sarah Gilbert, Director of PHII’s Informatics Academy, explores how the three focus areas of informatics – people, process, and technology – illustrate the Academy’s approach to training the public health workforce.
The Informatics Academy: People, process and technology, part I
PHII’s Informatics Academy advances domestic and global public health practice through informatics education for workforce development. We offer practice-based training sessions, online learning solutions, and downloadable resources, serving the professional education needs of practitioners at ev
Lending a hand to IIS managers, the unsung heroes of immunization records
Some job titles are so self-explanatory that a few brief syllables conjure up an entire job description: teacher, firefighter, doctor, nurse. Then there are titles like Immunization Information System Manager—unfortunately, that’s not one that’s so easy to understand at first glance.
The Informatics Academy: An Integrated Professional Education Approach
Submitted by Dave on August 13, 2013 - 5:07amOn August 7, the Institute’s Informatics Academy achieved an important milestone—the first cohort of state and local public health practitioners completed the 2-month online short course, “Designing and Managing Public Health Informati