Main description:

This book is designed to fill a current gap in the public health informatics literature by providing a resource that describes methods and best practices for conducting informatics projects in public health practice. It will provide detailed, practical approaches to the most common tasks required in public health informatics, supported by case studies when possible, and make available an online toolkit for readers to access as they venture forward to implement these approaches.

Contents:

This book is designed to fill a current gap in the public health informatics literature by providing a resource that describes methods and best practices for conducting informatics projects in public health practice. It will provide detailed, practical approaches to the most common tasks required in public health informatics, supported by case studies when possible, and make available an online toolkit for readers to access as they venture forward to implement these approaches.