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Health Informatics Education in the UK Dr Paul Taylor UCL

Health Informatics Education in the UK Dr Paul Taylor UCL. Learning to Manage Health Information. National framework for health informatics education for clinical professions covering : Protection of Individuals & Organisations Data, Information & Knowledge

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Health Informatics Education in the UK Dr Paul Taylor UCL

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  1. Health Informatics Education in the UK Dr Paul Taylor UCL

  2. Learning to Manage Health Information • National framework for health informatics education for clinical professions covering: • Protection of Individuals & Organisations • Data, Information & Knowledge • Communication & Information Transfer • Health & Care Records • The Language of Health: Clinical Coding & Terminology • Clinical Systems & Applications • eHealth: the Future Direction of Clinical Care

  3. Level A: Undergraduate Level B: Postgraduate or Continuing Professional Development Level C: Clinical and related management development

  4. eICE: embedding informatics in clinical education Free online learning resources covering the following themes: • Introduction to Information Governance • Access to Information and Information Sharing in the NHS • The Importance of Good Clinical Record Keeping • The Language of Health: Clinical Coding and Terminology • Clinical Information Systems • eHealth: the Future Direction • Patient Safety and Health IT

  5. eICE: embedding informatics in clinical education • This elearning is accredited for CPD points by: • Chartered Society of Physiotherapy • Royal College of Nursing • College of Radiographers • many small bodies Also approved by UKCHIP

  6. GMC: Outcomes from medical education • 19. Use information effectively in a medical context • (a) Keep accurate, legible and complete clinical records • (b) Make effective use of computers and other information systems … • (c) Keep to the requirements of confidentiality and data protection legislation … • (d) Access information sources and use the information in relation to patient care … • (e) Apply the principles, method and knowledge of health informatics to medical practice

  7. Year 1 - Fundamentals of clinical science 1 Year 2 - Fundamentals of clinical science 2 Year 3 - Scientific method in depth ( iBSc ) Year 4 –Integratedclinical care Year 5 -Life cycle PATIENT CENTRED LEARNING, STUDENT CENTRED LEARNING VERTICALLY ORGANISED MODULES OVERARCHING THEMES PROGRESSION Year 6 -Preparation for practice UCL MBBS programme Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Foundation Programme

  8. Overview of teaching sessions Year 1 Introduction to e-Health Year 2 Confidentiality and data protection Year 4 Recording your consultations Year 5 Making clinical decisions Year 6 Empowering patients and doctors

  9. Reflections Pros: We ‘sort of’ control teaching GMC objectives met Efficient use of our time • Is it a good idea to have a dedicated Health Informatics module? Cons: Not connected with students’ focus Hard to achieve practical outcomes Risk of being undermined

  10. Other UK initiatives • UG level: • elements of HI in Medical, Nursing, Physiotherapy & Radiography training • failed attempts to establish standalone BSc • M level: • some successful programmes • Health Informatics specialism in the Graduate Management Training Programme • proposal to include Health Informatics in the Clinical Scientist Training Programme

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