- EHRs and Data
- Introduction to EHRs
- Data and the record
- Types of EHRs
- Scope of control of EHR
- Scope of content of EHR
- Formats of EHRs
- Impact of data on EHR utility
- The data ocean
- EHR structural design
- Why is change slow
- International directions and standards
- This course takes 28 hours in total (including practice and assessments)
- Get your data right and ready for quality patient care or public health reporting. Learn how to - explain what an EHR is and the common different types of EHRs - understand the record's role in patient journeys - explain the software associated with EHRs and how each function and their data relationships to the EHR
Data at the Centre of Care (DAT7_004)
This module explains the problems and transition from the way data was managed in the past to what is needed for the new digital age.
You will gain skills to:
- Understand the need for a new way to look at health data
- Understand the scope and intent of the health data supply chain
- Understand the players in the data supply chain Understand the methods of data transition through the supply chain
- Understand data specifications to support care and transformation (Clinical Knowledge Manager tool)
Study Hours: 28 (ECTS 1)
SNOMED CT for Decision Makers
SNOMED CT is the world’s language for clearly representing clinical information in your EHR, but implementing this complex ontology to build towards a truly safe and effective EHR that can grow with your organisation and its systems, support clinical decision making, enhance interoperability requires some special skills.
This course is built by experts in SNOMED CT implementation, education and health informatics and includes practical knowledge, practice and support.
Study Hours: 84
Implementing SNOMED CT
SNOMED CT is the world’s language for clearly representing clinical information in your EHR, but implementing this complex ontology to build towards a truly safe and effective EHR that can grow with your organisation and its systems, support clinical decision making, enhance interoperability requires some special skills.
Study Hours: 195
