Business definition: Informatics is a discipline that combines into one-field information technologies, computer science and business administration.

Informatics deals with logical (semantic) information, but is not involved in qualitative estimation of this information. Such an estimate can be carried on by specialists alone, in the specific fields of science …

Informatics and its subspecialties—including nursing informatics—continue to evolve as has the terminology used to discuss this field. For example, medical informatics was previously used as the …

Nursing Informatics is a combination of computer science, information science and nursing science designed to assist in the management and processing of nursing data, information, and knowledge to …

Te toolkit provides tools for HIIM professionals to help them meet the increased demand for informatics in healthcare. It includes an appendix of resources and sample documents, along with suggestions …

Conceptual Framework for Informatics. This is an early attempt to make some giant leap away from thinking about the framework in terms of curriculum development alone and draws on

Informatics, in: Feather, J., Sturges, P. (Eds.), International Encyclopedia of Information and Library Science (Second Edition). Routledge, pp. 237–244. Friedman, C.P., 2009. A “fundamental theorem” …