Health Informatics is an applied field of study incorporating theories

Health Informatics is an applied field of study incorporating theories from information science; computer science; the science for the specific discipline, such as medicine, nursing, or pharmacy; and the wide range of sciences used in the healthcare delivery. As a result, health informatics specialists draw on a wide range of theories to guide their practice. 

Please relate these theories to a current topic (practices, policies, and/or regulations) in healthcare informatics1: 

1. Learning Theories 

· Behavioral Theories 

· Information Processing, or Cognitive Learning, Theories 

· Adult Learning Theories 

· Learning Styles