Lee Clinton, MHA (2004), FACHE, Receives ACHE Early Career Healthcare Executive Regent's Award
Lee M. Clinton, MHA (2004), FACHE, Vice President of Operations at Perry County Memorial Hospital in Perryville, MO received the American College of Healthcare Executives Early Career Healthcare Executive Regent's Award... more
HMI attends AMIA 2011
HMI exhibited at the AMIA 2011 Annual Symposium, October 22-26, 2011. Many thinks to all who stopped by... more
Eduardo J. Simoes, MD, Appointed Chair of HMI
Dr. Eduardo Simoes, a long-time friend to many in HMI, has been appointed our new chair... more
HMI Participating in HAMPCAS
We are pleased to announce that our Health Services Management (MHA) program is a participant of the Healthcare Administration, Management & Policy Centralized Application System (HAMPCAS)... more
Congratulations Spring 2011 Graduates
The HMI Class of 2011 graduated on Friday, May 13, 2011! Pictured above are those who attended the graduation brunch at the Reynolds Alumni Center... more
Summer 2011 Internship Partners
HMI would like to thank the following partners for hosting Health Management and Informatics graduate students for 12-week internships for Summer 2011... more
MU Team Wins 1st in 2011 Clarion Competition
The University of Missouri team took the first place at the 2011 Clarion National Case Competition in Minneapolis the weekend of April 16... more
HMI Team Wins Runner-Up Award at UAB Competition
Please join us in congratulating YanYan Shen, Ryan Hamilton, and Benoy Thomas for their Runner-up Award in the University of Alabama - Birmingham's Health Management Case Competition... more
Saket Kottewar Wins Internal Medicine's 2010 Quality Improvement Champion Award
Please join us in congratulating Saket Kottewar for receiving the MU Department of Internal Medicine's 2010 Quality Improvement Champion Award... more
HMI Research Center Receives $1.85 Million Grant for Health Survey
The Health and Behavioral Risk Research Center at the University of Missouri has been awarded an $1.85 million grant from the Missouri Foundation for Health to conduct a 2011 county-level health surveillance study... more
MU Awarded $6.8 Million to Support Use of Electronic Health Records Statewide
The University of Missouri has a two-year, $6.8 million cooperative agreement to help patients throughout the state benefit from increased use of this health information technology. "Our focus is helping primary care providers select, adopt and begin meaningful use of electronic health records," said Grant Savage, PhD, the project's principal investigator and chair of the medical school's Department of Health Management and Informatics. "We see this as a way to dramatically improve the quality of care for the neediest people in Missouri..." more
