You will combine learning in a summative task which applies the course content in an area of their own work or personal knowledge.
The primary learners will be:
- able to understand the data and information governance and regulations that surround data specific to the health and care sector, gain insight into the power of good data management practices through business cases and case studies,
- understand why and how to collect data effectively,
- what data should be collected and what the data can then be used for.
These courses will allow you to understand how you can use the data you collect, share/open/analyse their data to make more informed decisions harnessing more value eg. to develop new services, optimisation of staff, efficiency gains, increase quality or even spot where quality is failing etc.
You will also be able to apply these skills and methods using practical examples and case studies within their domain. In addition you will have the ability to potentially carry out projects around digital transformation and lead your teams into interdisciplinary data projects, brief data scientist departments and partners. The course will enable you to work collaboratively, supporting them to open their appropriate data sets to a more shared model, which could bring mutual service benefits.