Data Analytics for Healthcare Management

Program Overview

This 10-week online course from Robert Gordon University equips healthcare professionals with data analytics skills to enhance patient care and make informed decisions. Through self-study materials and workshops, participants learn to extract insights from health-related datasets, develop statistical models, and communicate findings effectively. The course is part of RGU Upskilling, offering fee-waivers for Scottish residents.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

This is a short course on Data Analytics for Healthcare Management offered by Robert Gordon University (RGU).

Objectives:

• Grasp the principles of effectively using data to manage healthcare operations.
• Conduct and explain both patient-focused and public health analytics.
• Learn to extract insights from health-related datasets using the CRISP-DM framework.
• Gain knowledge of Business Understanding in healthcare.
• Explore Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Public Health data.
• Develop a foundation in statistical techniques.
• Understand Data Governance, Privacy, and Ethics in healthcare.
• Master Data Preparation and Quality Assurance techniques.
• Delve into Model Development, Classification models, and Ensemble methods for healthcare.
• Discover hidden patterns with Unsupervised Learning.
• Enhance patient care through data analysis.
• Hone communication skills through Data Visualisation.
• Make informed decisions that positively impact healthcare outcomes.

Assessment:

• Quizzes
• Written Assignment

Teaching:

• The course is delivered online through the University's Virtual Learning Environment Moodle.
• The module is delivered through online self-study materials and supported workshops.

Other:

• The course is 15 credits at SCQF level 9.
• It is a part-time course with a duration of 10 weeks.
• It starts on July 15, 2024.
• The course is delivered by the School of Creative & Cultural Business at RGU.
• This course is part of RGU Upskilling, a program offering online short courses tailored for individuals and businesses in Scotland.
• If domiciled in Scotland, participants are eligible for a fee-waiver place.
• The course may be subject to changes in delivery order or content for operational purposes.
• Students have access to online self-study materials and online tutor support.
• The University provides online learning support through CampusMoodle.
• Students have access to resources such as the Inclusion Centre, Study Skills Support, and the University Library.
• Additional course-related costs may include books, placement costs, accommodation, and living expenses.

Tuition Fees and Payment Information:

• Fee-waiver places: Course participants must be domiciled in Scotland to be eligible for a fee-waiver place.
• All other applicants: Applicants who are not eligible for a fee-waiver place can pay to study the course - £350 entire course