HI-FIVE

The other aspects of ethical concerns relative to public interest were very insightful as it outlines the challenges you face from enhanced productivity vs access to patient information in a public forum whereby the dat can be misused for gain or unnecessary wasteful tactics from those who do not possess the best veracity in the U.S. healthcare system infrastructure as we move to value-based care and potential increased capitation.

I thought this course gave a good amount of information to cover the subject as I knew nothing about HIT.

very useful, very relevant, very very good This course covered exceedingly relevant topics to help health system participants wrap their minds around the changes taking place with value based payments and care coordination.

I hope that with time some of the rough edges with the lectures and quiz questions get ironed out.

Such lazy & poor course execution!

I would absolutely look forward to an advanced version around interoperability and more in depth analytics.

Knowledge that I gained will help me create new ideas and work comfortable in the hospital.

-Clear-From general to specific-Short but up to the point, fit a health science student's needs Dreadfully monotone, I couldn't sit through it.

This course was very informative relative to coming healthcare system changes that deal with IT as well as the coming changes for transformation in payment models such as FFS to ACO etc.

But Case studies are a bit Interesting for every student to go through.

 patient health information and care coordination  Population Health and the Application of Health IT  technologies best support patient centered care  Value-Based Care  Benefit of Healthcare Interoperability  Barriers to Interoperable Health IT  Data Analytics in Clinical Settings  statistical and quantitative analysis  value-based payment systems and the role of data analytics  Population Management and Value-Based Care  Risk Adjustment and Predictive Modeling  Learning Health Systems  the Future of Risk Management and Predictive Model  Learning Health Systems Thank you very Much.