Biomedical Informatics

Biomedical informatics is the science of translating clinical and medical data into useful information and knowledge to improve health outcomes, using a combination of technology and life sciences. 

This profession supports a wide variety of settings, including hospitals; health insurance providers; health departments; pharmaceutical, diagnostics and biotechnology companies and research institutions.

Looking for Books?

Use the ASU Library One Search or from the main ASU Library page.

Looking for Articles?

Go to the Research Databases link from the main Library page to get an alphabetical list of databases or search for a list of databases by subject.

Looking for Standards?

Check out our Standards guide.

What to do if I can't find my item?

Look for "Request External Copy" or fill in the ILLIAD (Interlibrary Loan) request. It's free and articles come as a digital copy, usually within a day or so.