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Health Informatics and technology (HealthTech) plays a critical role in modern healthcare, driving changes in the availability and delivery of health information that leads to improved patient safety and higher level of care. The increased dependency by physicians, nurses and other health(care) professionals on Health IT systems coupled with the lack of qualified and experienced health informaticians translate to high demands for professionals working in the healthcare eco-system to be trained in basic yet comprehensive health informatics knowledge to maximize if not leverage “the new possibilities” – to serve as enablers.
The Mini-HI™ is designed to empower you be that enabler!
A unique program, the Mini-HI™ goes beyond an essential or basic course (which often leaves participants walking away thinking Health Informatics is IT, resulting in failed implementations) by “Bridging the eHealth Divide” among professionals working within and around Health Informatics (which in the modern world – means everyone working in health, healthcare and medicine), empowering participants to apply the relevant concepts, theories and practices to real-life situations, helping them decide, design, implement and/or adopt Health IT, Information Technology etc. as an enabler to achieve better health outcomes in their facility.
1. Understanding Health and HealthCare
– Wellness vs Health vs Healthcare vs Medicine
– Patient -Centered vs Patient-Centric Care
– Cradle-to-Grave: The Continuum of Care
2. Health Informatics Clarified
– Purpose of Health Informatics
– Relationship and Differences with Technology and IT
– Enabling Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety
3. Health Informatics Standards
– Levels of Interoperability
– Health Information Exchange
– Standards, Profile and Terminologies
— HL7, DICOM, IHE, Continua
— SNOMED, LOINC, ICD
4. Health Data Management
– Data vs Information
– Data Management and Governance
– Health Data and Analytics
– Evidence Based Medicine
5. Effective Health Informatics
– Use-Case vs Processes vs Workflow
– Workflow Analysis and Optimization
– Human Factors and Behaviour Economics
– Serious Games and Gamification
– HealthTech Innovation
6. Anatomy of a Digital Health Record
– Understanding EHR vs EMR vs PHR
– Common Clinical Information Systems
– Computerized Provider Order Entry
– Selection, Implementation and Support
– Privacy, Security and Business Continuity
7. (Selected) Applied Health Informatics
– Clinical Decision Support System
– Closed Loop Medication Management
– Teleheath, mHealth
– Medical Devices and Wearables
– Medical Imaging Informatics
– Nursing Informatics
8. Effective Engagement in Health and Healthcare
– Culture and Personas in Health(care)
– Stakeholders Engagement and Project Management
– Managing Change: Leadership and Team-Work
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