Health Informatics: Three key themes and the academic-professional context

Resumen

Se plantea una aproximación al concepto de Health informatics y se revisa el estado, tendencias y principales retos en relación con tres aspectos clave en la evolución del mismo: el empoderamiento del paciente, la equidad en salud, y la ciencia de datos de aplicación sanitaria. Se finaliza con un breve recorrido por el contexto académico y de asociaciones profesionales, tanto a nivel español como internacional.

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