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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Leading Change in Health Informatics is an online certification provided by Johns Hopkins University. The programme will help the candidates to build a thorough understanding of the significance of multidisciplinary and interprofessional teamwork in health informatics and other methods that will help in bringing change in health informatics. Leading Change in Health Informatics Certification Syllabus will help the candidates to go through various elements kept in mind before initiating the large-scale changes in a healthcare organization.

Leading Change in Health Informatics Certification Course, offered by Coursera, is an online course prepared for beginner-level students by Ashwini S. Davison, M.D who is the Director of Strategy and Transformation at Informatics Education. Leading Change in Health Informatics Certification by Coursera is the second in the five courses of the Health Informatics Specialization.

The Highlights

Provided by Coursera
Approximately 15 hours of programme
Offered by Johns Hopkins University
Flexible Deadlines
Self-Paced Learning Option
Shareable Certificate
Beginner-level Programme
Financial Aid Available
100% Online Course

Programme Offerings

English Videos
practice quizzes
Graded Assignments with peer feedback
graded Quizzes with feedback
Graded Programming Assignments
Course Videos & Readings
EMI payment options
14 day refund period

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	Johns HopkinsCoursera

The Leading Change in Health Informatics Certification Fee specified by Coursera is given in the table below:

Description	Amount in INR
Course Fee, 1 month, 15 hours/week	Rs. 3,992

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

The students will be provided with the Leading Change in Health Informatics Certification only if they make the payment of the fee specified by Coursera and successfully complete the all gamut of course proceedings such as course readings , lecture videos, assignments and quizzes.

What you will learn

Knowledge of healthcare sciences

After the completion of the Leading Change in Health Informatics Training, the students will be able to have a clear picture of the following concepts:

Digital Health
Information Technology Planning
Health Informatics
Strategic Leadership
Health Care
Project Management for Health Informaticists

Who it is for

PharmacistHealth InspectorGeneral PhysicianNurseHealth OfficerClinician

Leading Change in Health Informatics Classes is a useful course for the learners who want to know the methods and strategies to initiate changes in health informatics through analysis and planning, particularly the professionals including

Admission Details

Step1- At first, the students will have to register and sign up on https://www.coursera.org/ to get access to the programmes offered by Coursera.

Step 2 - After activating the Coursera account, the candidate can sign in.

Step 3 - Then, the candidate can search the ‘Johns Hopkins University’ in the search column and then, the courses offered by the Johns Hopkins University will appear on the screen.

Step 4 - Then, find the course ‘Leading Change in Health Informatics’ in the list and click on it.

Step 5- Then, the page of the course will appear on the screen and then, click on the option ‘enroll’. The students can enroll in the programme either by free of cost or paying the fee prescribed by Coursera.

The Syllabus

Videos

Introduction and Overview of the Course by Dr. Davison
Leadership and Teams
Patient Portals for Clinical Trial Recruitment: Introducing Change
Patient Portals for Clinical Trial Recruitment: Overcoming Resistance to Change
The Patient and Family as Important Stakeholders: Interview with Dr. Howard Levy
Creating a Sense of Urgency: Reflections with Dr. Marion Ball, Part I
Organizational Readiness for Change
To Take, or Not to Take?
Vision and Communication
Importance of Interprofessional Collaboration: Reflections with Marion Ball
Enable Action and Generate Wins
Clinical Decision Support Governance
Clinical Decision Support: Case Study

Readings

The Critical Skills for Leading Major Change in America's Health System
Kotter's 8-Step Process for Leading Change
Managing Change: An Overview
Organizational Readiness Assessment Toolkit
Governance for Clinical Decision Support
Optional: Interprofessional Clinical Informatics Education and Practice
Optional: Organizational Readiness to Change Assessment (ORCA)

Practice exercises

Module 1 Knowledge Check #1
Module 1 Knowledge Check #2
Module 1 Knowledge Check #3
Module 1 Knowledge Check #4
Module 1 Quiz

Videos

Project Management
What is a Project?
Project Planning
Groupthink
Case Study in Project Management
Role of the Work Breakdown Structure in Health IT
Process Flow Charts
Example of a Gantt Chart

Readings

What is a Process Flowchart?
Quick Guide to Project Management

Practice Exercises

Module 2 Knowledge Check #1
Module 2 Knowledge Check #2
Module 2 Quiz

Videos

Strategic Planning
Case Study in Strategic Planning
A Strategic Acquisition
Strategic Planning
Tele-Emergency Medicine: Interview with Junaid Ruzak
Interview: Rebecca Canino and Dr. Ingrid Zimmer-Galler
Medical Second Opinion Program
Vendor Evaluation Process
What is ROI?
Calculating Total Cost of Ownership

Readings

Vendor Evaluation Matrix Tool
Tableau Total Cost of Ownership
Total Cost of Ownership and Return on Investment
EMRs and Capture Solutions: The Total Cost of System Ownership

Practice exercises

Module 3 Knowledge Check #1
Module 3 Knowledge Check #2
Vendor Evaluation Scenario

Videos

Change Management
Push Vs. Pull
Workflow Redesign/Reengineering
Definitions and Guidelines
Define the Problem
Plan the Solution
Implement
Analyze and Iterate
Key Takeaways
Workarounds
Change Management in Software
Managing Change: A Developer's Perspective
Closing Remarks

Readings

Managing Change: Analysis of a Hypothetical Case
Change Management in EHR Implementation
Workarounds Emerging From Electronic Health Record System Usage: Consequences for Patient Safety, Effectiveness of Care, and Efficiency of Care
Workflow Assessment for Health IT Toolkit
Workflow Toolkit and Lessons in User Centered Design
The HITECH Era and the Path Forward
Optional: Ten key Considerations for the Successful Optimization of Large-scale Health Information Technology