A Call for a Health Data-Informed Workforce Among Clinicians
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- DOI: 10.2196/52290
A Call for a Health Data-Informed Workforce Among Clinicians
Abstract
A momentous amount of health data has been and is being collected. Across all levels of health care, data are driving decision-making and impacting patient care. A new field of knowledge and role for those in health care is emerging-the need for a health data-informed workforce. In this viewpoint, we describe the approaches needed to build a health data-informed workforce, a new and critical skill for the health care ecosystem.
Keywords: data literacy; health data; health data–informed workforce; health informaticist; workforce development.
© Joy Doll, A Jerrod Anzalone, Martina Clarke, Kathryn Cooper, Ann Polich, Jacob Siedlik. Originally published in JMIR Medical Education (https://mededu.jmir.org).
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