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Healthcare Data Management and Information Systems

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Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.
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17 reviews

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2 weeks to complete
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Flexible schedule
Learn at your own pace

What you'll learn

  • Identify the impact of data analytics AI and ML on healthcare outcomes

  • Identify current issues related to digital security and privacy

  • Evaluate healthcare spending to determine return on investment

  • Identify emerging trends and developments in the field of healthcare informatics

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26 assignments

Taught in English

There are 4 modules in this course

This course is the continuation of the Health Informatics for Healthcare Professionals course. If you have not yet taken the introductory course, it is recommend that you complete that course prior to this course. The foundational knowledge from the introduction is carried through in this deeper dive into informatics in healthcare.

In this course, you will have an opportunity to explore concepts and topics related to the design and management of health information systems. This course covers cybersecurity, privacy, risk mitigation, data blocking, and the role of health information exchanges. It provides an overview of IT budgeting best practices. It also distinguish between pipeline and platform thinking in healthcare information technology and describes healthcare systems’ approaches to creating digital solutions for the future. Throughout this course, you will be given the opportunity to evaluate your understanding through engagement in course discussions, application of course concepts to course assignments, and through completion of content quizzes along the way.

In this module, the focus will be on the importance of privacy and security in healthcare. Privacy is about respecting patient decisions regarding data usage, access, and purpose, while security is about enforcing those privacy constraints through technology. The module includes case studies and examples of the risks associated with privacy breaches and the importance of enforcing regulations like HIPPA and European regulations to protect patient data while still allowing for innovation in healthcare technology. By the end of this module you will take away lessons in mitigating and preventing security risks to an organization.

What's included

8 videos8 readings7 assignments1 peer review1 discussion prompt

8 videosβ€’Total 35 minutes
  • Module Introductionβ€’1 minute
  • Security and Privacy Overviewβ€’5 minutes
  • Patient Safety Controlsβ€’6 minutes
  • Security: A Multi-Layer Defenseβ€’3 minutes
  • Security Breach Case Studyβ€’4 minutes
  • Ransomwareβ€’5 minutes
  • Managing Security Breachesβ€’5 minutes
  • Lessons in Minimizing Riskβ€’6 minutes
8 readingsβ€’Total 34 minutes
  • Welcome to Healthcare Data Management and Information Systemsβ€’2 minutes
  • Meet your Faculty: Dr. John D. Halamkaβ€’2 minutes
  • Syllabusβ€’10 minutes
  • Assignment Previewβ€’1 minute
  • Resourceβ€’4 minutes
  • Resourcesβ€’8 minutes
  • Summaryβ€’2 minutes
  • Resourceβ€’5 minutes
7 assignmentsβ€’Total 30 minutes
  • Module Quizβ€’14 minutes
  • Honors Quizβ€’2 minutes
  • Question to Considerβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’4 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’4 minutes
1 peer reviewβ€’Total 240 minutes
  • Identifying and Mitigating Security Risksβ€’240 minutes
1 discussion promptβ€’Total 20 minutes
  • Meet Your Fellow Learnersβ€’20 minutes

While learning about various health information systems is important for allowing organizations to improve their clinical outcomes and workflow efficiencies, budgeting is a crucial component to the implementation of new technologies. This module will explore how budgeting occurs for health information systems and how strategic financial planning impacts how organization’s reach goals. You will compare operating and capital expenses and analyze the processes and practices for successful planning of both types of budgets. Finally, you will reflect on how to form successful budgeting teams.

What's included

6 videos2 readings6 assignments1 discussion prompt

6 videosβ€’Total 24 minutes
  • Module Introductionβ€’1 minute
  • Budgeting Overviewβ€’1 minute
  • Operating Expensesβ€’5 minutes
  • Example Approaches to Planning for Operating Expensesβ€’11 minutes
  • Capital Expensesβ€’5 minutes
  • Thoughts on Budgeting Teamsβ€’1 minute
2 readingsβ€’Total 13 minutes
  • Resourceβ€’11 minutes
  • Summaryβ€’2 minutes
6 assignmentsβ€’Total 22 minutes
  • Module Quizβ€’13 minutes
  • Question to Considerβ€’1 minute
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’3 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’1 minute
1 discussion promptβ€’Total 90 minutes
  • Evaluating IT Costsβ€’90 minutes

In the healthcare industry, emerging technologies can be used to greatly improve clinical outcomes and operational efficiencies. However, with these new technologies come may potential risks and challenges that need to be understood and explored prior to implementation. In this module, we will explore the emerging frontier of healthcare technology with emphasis on wearables and home-based care. As we are learning throughout this course, collecting data from many different sources provides a more holistic approach to healthcare. This module will cover more data types such as patient-sourced data and exposome data and how these can help healthcare organizations provide better patient care.

What's included

7 videos5 readings7 assignments1 discussion prompt

7 videosβ€’Total 25 minutes
  • Module Introductionβ€’1 minute
  • Emerging Technologies - Data Typesβ€’3 minutes
  • Wearables and Home-Based Technologiesβ€’7 minutes
  • Exposome Data Collectionβ€’3 minutes
  • Patient-Sourced Dataβ€’3 minutes
  • APIs and Interoperabilityβ€’4 minutes
  • Generative AIβ€’3 minutes
5 readingsβ€’Total 84 minutes
  • Resourceβ€’25 minutes
  • Resourceβ€’9 minutes
  • Resourceβ€’3 minutes
  • Resourcesβ€’45 minutes
  • Summaryβ€’2 minutes
7 assignmentsβ€’Total 22 minutes
  • Module Quizβ€’13 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’1 minute
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’1 minute
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’1 minute
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
1 discussion promptβ€’Total 60 minutes
  • Exploring Emerging Technologiesβ€’60 minutes

Healthcare Information Technology is facing a digital transformation as we look toward the future of information systems. Organizations are pivoting away from a pipeline approach to a platform approach when implementing organizational strategy and incorporating new innovations. This module will explore these approaches and highlight this shift towards platform thinking through examples from the Mayo Clinic Platform. Finally, this module will conclude discussing the global transformation that is being seen across healthcare systems worldwide and what these changes mean for healthcare as we know it.

What's included

7 videos6 readings6 assignments1 peer review

7 videosβ€’Total 27 minutes
  • Module Introductionβ€’1 minute
  • Overview of Platform Thinkingβ€’1 minute
  • Mayo Clinic and Platform Thinkingβ€’8 minutes
  • Hospitals as Data Science Labsβ€’7 minutes
  • Global Transformationβ€’1 minute
  • Tech, Policy, and Cultural Revolutionβ€’7 minutes
  • Course Summaryβ€’2 minutes
6 readingsβ€’Total 37 minutes
  • Final Assignment Previewβ€’1 minute
  • An Overview of Mayo Clinic Platformβ€’6 minutes
  • Resourcesβ€’21 minutes
  • Resourceβ€’5 minutes
  • Summaryβ€’1 minute
  • Congratulationsβ€’3 minutes
6 assignmentsβ€’Total 19 minutes
  • Module Quizβ€’10 minutes
  • Question to Considerβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’1 minute
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledgeβ€’2 minutes
  • Check Your Knowledge β€’2 minutes
1 peer reviewβ€’Total 180 minutes
  • Final Presentation β€’180 minutes

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Northeastern University
3 Coursesβ€’8,598 learners

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