1. As this course comes to a close, please take some time to reflect on the

1. As this course comes to a close, please take some time to
reflect on the content and about the course. What was new to you? Was there information that was repetitive? How will content in this course help
you in your current role or how might it help you in the future? Are you
interested in informatics and analytics? AHIMA has the CHDA (certiifed health data analyst) credential
for those who are interested. use below information for reference
Student
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this course, students are able to:
· Leverage enterprise-wide information assets to enable achievement
of organizational strategies and objectives
· Design enterprise-wide strategic planning and information
management tools and resources for mission-critical business decisions
· Develop enterprise-wide information business plans, strategic
forecasts, and operational plans
· Construct and maintain the standardization of data dictionaries to
meet the needs of the enterprise
· Demonstrate compliance with internal and external data dictionary
requirements
· Differentiate between various models
for health information exchange
· Construct performance management
measures
· Apply policies and procedures to ensure the accuracy and integrity
of health data
· Develop strategies for the management of
information. (AHIMA – Domain I. Data Structure, Content, and Information
Governance – 1.2)
· Develop strategies to achieve data integrity
with data governance standards (AHIMA – Domain I. Data Structure, Content, and
Information Governance – 1.3)
· Integrate health record requirements across the
health industry (AHIMA – Domain I. Data Structure, Content, and Information
Governance – 1.4)
· Design data dictionaries in compliance with
governance standards 1.6)
Students are required to:
· Apply ethical, legal, and policy-driven
perspective of information management situations · Interpret the laws, regulations, and standards
that affect healthcare information systems
· Develop a data dictionary
Program Learning Outcomes Addressed by
the Course:
· PLO1: Design effective strategies based on concepts of leadership
and health information management in administrative and business environments
· PLO2: Analyze the impact of privacy and security, ethics,
professional standards, and the law on health information.
· PLO6: Create and analyze organizational knowledge
with technology applications to improve patient care