Connecting Innovation, Education, and Collaboration
Master of Management in Clinical Informatics
Our unique one-year master’s degree program teaches students how to design better and more efficient patient care, using computer science, clinical data, and information technology. It’s designed for:
- Physicians
- Clinicians
- Business professionals
- IT professionals
- New graduates
Pack light! The class is a blended format for working professionals:
- Once a month, students are on campus for Friday & Saturday,
- Online learning, and
- One Saturday a month, students join remotely.
5 Seats Open for Class of 2022
Upcoming Events
MMCi Class of 2021 Students, Dr. David Theil and Jackie Theil travel to Arusha, Tanzania. They with partnered with One World Relief and Plaster House to provide surgical repair for children with cleft lip and palates in October 2020.
A Conversation with Ed Hammond
Ed Hammond, PhD, FACMI, FAIMBE, FIMIA, FDHL7, is a pioneer in the design and implementation of electronic health records and standards, and a distinguished leader in the field of health informatics. He earned his BS and PhD degrees in electrical engineering from Duke University, and has worked at Duke since 1960 in various roles. He currently serves as Director of the Duke Center for Health Informatics and MMCi Director. We recently interviewed Ed to discuss his views on lessons learned from COVID, how the use of informatics, AI and robotics can address future healthcare challenges, and his advice on how to have a long and successful career. Click below to read the interview!
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