Imagine leveraging technology to empower doctors to make smarter, faster decisions: using analytics to uncover trends that can transform patient care. Picture moving to a cloud system that saves a hospital millions—freeing up resources that could improve countless lives. In this course, you’ll dive deep into the transformative power of AI, learn how to analyze healthcare data to drive outcomes, and understand the IT systems that keep everything running securely.



This course will touch on both Healthcare Data Analytics and Healthcare IT from a non-clinical, administrative perspective. Woven into all these topics will also be an overview of AI innovation in healthcare, specifically as it pertains to the real-life applications in target jobs within the Healthcare Administration industry:
AI in Healthcare: Overview and Applications
Exploring the transformative role of AI in healthcare, including patient engagement, diagnosis, and treatment applications.
AI in Healthcare Administration
Analyzing how AI technologies are reshaping healthcare administration, from operational processes to patient care.
Introduction to Healthcare Data Analytics
Understanding key data sources, including EHRs, and their role in healthcare decision-making.
Optimizing Operations with Healthcare Analytics
Using data-driven strategies to improve patient throughput, reduce inefficiencies, and enhance clinical operations.
Data-Driven Decision-Making in Healthcare
How healthcare administrators can leverage data to drive decisions that improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency.
Ensuring Data Accuracy and Integrity
Techniques to ensure the accuracy, reliability, and integrity of healthcare data for informed decision-making.
Analyzing Healthcare Data Sets
Identifying trends and inefficiencies in patient flow and clinical operations using healthcare data.
Healthcare IT System Management
Overview of healthcare IT systems, including selection, acquisition, and monitoring for sustainability and reliability.
Evaluating Healthcare IT Systems
Conducting assessments of IT systems for effectiveness, sustainability, and compliance with healthcare standards.
System Security, Privacy, and Continuity
Evaluating system security and privacy, ensuring continuity, and planning for disaster recovery and data protection.
Information Management System Policies
Recommending policies and procedures for managing information systems to enhance security and system continuity.
Technology Lifecycles and IT System Upgrades
Managing the acquisition, maintenance, and upgrade cycles of healthcare IT systems, including lifecycle planning.
This course is delivered online through an institution of the Lower Cost Models Consortium (LCMC) that is different than your degree-granting institution that awards the academic credit for the course.