Informatics — defined by Merriam-Webster as “the collection, classification, storage, retrieval, and dissemination of recorded knowledge” — has had an enormous impact on healthcare. Health

Telehealth is an umbrella term encompassing not just telemedicine, which focuses on the professional curative aspect of healthcare, but also preventative healthcare, healthcare education and

Protected health information (PHI) includes any past, present and future information that is generated or received by a healthcare provider, an employer, a school, a

Medical informatics is a sub-discipline of health informatics where skills in both medical and computer sciences come together in an effort to improve healthcare and

Health IT, or health information technology, refers to the multitude of technology tools used by physicians, nurses, health administrators, patients, insurance companies, government entities and

Health informatics is a term that describes the acquisition, storage, retrieval and use of healthcare information to foster better collaboration among a patient’s various healthcare

Ergometry is a science that measures the amount of physical work done by the body, usually during exertion, and is aimed at the performance of