What does the health information management major do? Health information management majors cultivate all-round development of morality, intelligence, physique and aesthetics, have good professional ethics and humanistic quality, master basic knowledge of basic medicine, clinical medicine, preventive medicine and health management, have the ability of computer maintenance, medical record management, information security technical support and disease classification, and are high-quality practical health management professionals engaged in health information management.
The major of health information management has basic medical knowledge, mastered the common technologies of medical record management, disease classification and operation, hospital management and hospital statistics, database development, program design and network system maintenance, is familiar with the application of office automation and hospital information system, and can engage in the collection, processing, analysis, transmission and monitoring of medical information, as well as the construction and maintenance of health information system.
Graduates majoring in health information management have strong comprehensive quality in employment direction, and can skillfully use modern information technology to assist health management departments in scientific management of their own units. After graduation, I can work in hospitals, centers for disease control and prevention, health administrative departments, maternal and child health centers, and medical science information centers for medical record management, collection and management of medical and health information, maintenance and management of information systems in various health units, and medical science information services.