Course Overview

The course will be helpful for students who aim to rise to the top in the field of health systems or are interested in big data health IT. Whether the students are from the nursing field, pharmacy, physician, or health informatics, skills are in demand. The course helps provide the foundation for anyone who wants to be in a leadership position in healthcare.

The course provides information on the current and future state of the interventions and their results. Change in healthcare is needed, and the course helps to take account of the current values and culture of the organization. Proper workflow and a clean change management strategy are helpful in introducing technologies and in ensuring the appropriate adoption of the change and its uses.

After completing the course, students will be able to familiarize themselves with the successful and failed attempts needed to be applied in healthcare. They will aim to use tools that will allow positive change in the organization.

What you'll learn

• Health informatics
• Information technology planning
• Strategic leadership
• Digital health
• Healthcare

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of health planning.
• A computer or laptop with internet connectivity.
• Learn about techniques of health informatics in 15 hours.
• Flexible work schedule.

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Competitive Advantage:

An opportunity to stand out from the competition and make a more significant impression on potential employers.

Skill Validation:

Robust validation of managing change in health informatics skills confirms that you can complete all related tasks.

Networking Opportunities:

Managing Leading Change in Health Informatics courses provide ample networking opportunities for participants. Learners can connect with classmates and industry professionals through cooperative exercises, group discussions, and interactive seminars.