The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course on using Access software to design medical databases for hospitals, aimed at those looking to refine their skills in utilizing Access within their work in designing medical databases for hospitals.

The digital revolution in information and communications that the world is witnessing has changed many management, planning, execution, and marketing concepts. Most developed countries now rely fundamentally on information systems in their operations. With the emergence of information systems, it has become crucial for officials to establish the concept of working within these systems and to maximize their benefits. Medical institutions have been among the most prominent organizations interested in developing their information systems. One of the simplest forms of information systems is managing medical records and designing medical databases, which can be done using Office programs, specifically Access. Access focuses on managing databases, retrieving data, and linking with various other programs to manage patient and client records at hospitals and store information for quick retrieval when needed.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course for utilizing the program of Access in design medical databases for hospitals, to those who want to sharpen his skills to use the program of Access in its work in design medical databases for hospitals.

Who should attend?

• To who is interested in information systems.
• To who wants to sharpen his skills using of the Office program.
• To who wants to practice programing work in the hospital.

How attendees will benefit?

• The general concept of information systems and its importance.
• Types of Business Management Software.
• Principles of Access.
• Uses the Access program.
• What is included in the Access program.