Digital Health Informatics for Addiction Recovery
This course equips health information managers with the technical expertise to optimize patient data systems for addiction treatment facilities. It emphasizes the secure integration of electronic health records and the effective utilization of digital health tools to streamline patient intake and care documentation.
£450
Certified Digital Health Informatics Professional
- Pass mark 70%
- Certificate on completion
- Verifiable public certificate ID
- English · available globally
Digital Health Informatics for Addiction Recovery: the short answers
- What is Digital Health Informatics for Addiction Recovery?
- This course equips health information managers with the technical expertise to optimize patient data systems for addiction treatment facilities. It emphasizes the secure integration of electronic health records and the effective utilization of digital health tools to streamline patient intake and care documentation.
- Who is Digital Health Informatics for Addiction Recovery for?
- It is pitched at Intermediate level for Health Information Managers working in drugs and alcohol, and is studied online from any country.
- How long does Digital Health Informatics for Addiction Recovery take?
- Around 24 hours of study, plus the assessed assignments and one applied project.
- How is the certification assessed?
- Every assignment and the final project are assessed automatically against the published criteria. The pass mark is 70%, and an item that does not pass can be resubmitted.
- What do I receive when I pass?
- Certified Digital Health Informatics Professional, issued as a certificate with a unique ID that employers can check in the public certificate register.
- How much does it cost?
- £450 once, with no subscription.
What you will be able to do
- Configure secure electronic health record systems for addiction services
- Apply data encryption standards to ensure patient privacy compliance
- Implement interoperability standards for multi-facility data sharing
- Audit data entry accuracy in substance misuse patient records
- Optimize digital workflows to reduce administrative burden on clinical staff
Written by Dr. Sarah Jenkins, Chief Information Officer. Every submission is assessed automatically against the published criteria for Certified Digital Health Informatics Professional, and the certificate is issued the moment the assessment is complete.
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