The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in the professional use of information technology in health care, as modern hospitals with global performance plan to attract qualified health professionals who can benefit from clinical data and public health data, analyze and interpret them, and create added value from this data, in addition to developing interconnected health systems. Improving the use of computer technologies, smart devices and means of communication to help healthcare workers and patients manage diseases and health risks, as well as promote health and well-being. Participants will learn some basic healthcare technology concepts related to the design, integration, implementation and evaluation of clinical information systems. By the end of this training course, trainees will be able to know what is meant by the role of technology in healthcare and how to use a healthcare facility.

Who Should Attend?

• Directors and heads of departments in health facilities.
• Workers in health information management.
• Supervisors and those in charge of health oversight.
• Health workers.
• Managers and health care workers.
• Those wishing to develop their capabilities in this field.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Change management principles necessary for successful technology adoption at the organizational and systems levels.
• The concept and elements of e-health.
• Knowledge of how to improve the quality of health care.
• Medical errors and how to reduce them.
• Methods of increasing the efficiency of medical administration.
• Strengthening communication between health care workers.
• Learn about computer security and privacy in healthcare.

• Introduction to information technology in healthcare
  • The concept of information technology in health care.
  • The importance of information technology in improving the quality of care and providing efficiency.
  • Current trends and developments in the field of health information technology.
• Electronic medical records (EMR) management systems
  • The concept of electronic medical records (EMR) management systems.
  • Benefits of using an EMR in healthcare for the patient and provider.
  • Design and implement EMR systems effectively and securely.
• Digital health and electronic health (eHealth)
  • The concept of digital health and e-health and its benefits.
  • Digital health technologies and tools such as m-health applications and health websites.
  • Analyze the challenges and opportunities in adopting digital health and e-health.
• Exchange of health information and standards
  • Standards for health information exchange.
  • Challenges and solutions in exchanging health information between health systems and institutions.
  • Security of health information and ensuring privacy in the exchange of health information.
• Photometric analysis and artificial intelligence in healthcare
  • Using optical analysis and artificial intelligence to analyze huge health data.
  • Applications of photoanalysis in diagnosing diseases and guiding treatment.
  • Analyze the ethical and legal challenges related to the use of photoanalysis and artificial intelligence in healthcare.
• Robotics and assistive medical technology
  • Using robotics and medical technology to assist in providing health care.
  • Applications of robotics in surgery, patient care and rehabilitation.
  • Analyze the challenges and opportunities in the use of robotics and assistive medical technology in healthcare.
• Information security and legal compliance
  • Understand the basics of information security in healthcare.
  • Identify common security threats and protection techniques.
  • Legal compliance including HIPAA and GDPR in digital health.
• Development and new applications in health information technology
  • Critically analyze new applications and technologies in health information technology.
  • Study cases and successful experiences in innovative applications of health information technology.
  • Future expectations and trends in health information technology.