College of Applied Medical Sciences

I: Knowledge:
1- Definition of health informatics.
2- Understanding the technical, organizational, and individual issues associated with the changes.
3- Describe the subject material in real situations.
4- Identifying, analyzing and critiquing knowledge.
5- Outlining the issue and identifying and defining the appropriate computing requirements to solve it.
6- Understanding the main systems of local, national and global health service delivery.
7. Describe the implementation of an information-based system based on processes and their components.
8. Knowledge of the methodology and practice of analyzing, designing and implementing health information systems.
Secondly: Cognitive, intellectual and practical skills:
1- Analyze scientific data, including informatics tools to assess the quality of healthcare.
2- The ability to analyze the issue and identify and define the appropriate IT requirements to solve it.
3- Explain critical thinking in most cases and analyze alternative points of view.
4. Summarize the impact of policies, laws, and legislation.
5- The ability of logical analysis of the tools and methods used to improve and develop health services.
Third: Personal and social responsibility:
1- Assess the stakeholders who have an impact on health informatics programs.
2- Clarify ethical, professional, legal, security and legal issues and responsibilities.
3- Discuss the role of community participation in promoting health informatics and social well-being.
4- Explain how to work as a team to achieve a common goal.
5. Know the technical, organizational, and managerial issues that healthcare professionals face in selecting, implementing, and managing
Health information.
IV: Communication skills, information technology, and numerical skills:
1- Explain computer programs and applications.
2- Explain the EHR infrastructure, the required workflows, and the redesign of healthcare facilities.
3- Studying computer networks and reference models developed by the International Standards Organization.
4- Explain how to communicate effectively, both written and oral, with a group of people.
5- Utilizing e-journals and data foundation.
6- Utilize PowerPoint, laptop, and presentation systems.
7- Explain the technologies and techniques used in the development of various applications related to the web and the Internet.