This course is the continuation of Healthcare Analytics Essentials . If you have not yet taken the Healthcare Analytics Essentials course, it is recommended that you complete that course prior to this course. The foundational knowledge to support the project are carried through in this deeper dive into using healthcare analytics in management and administration.
This course provides you the opportunity to learn about how business analytics can improve the health organization performance and ways to identify and address issues that affect patient care. You will explore the components of care continuity, the strategies used to achieve continuity, and the characteristics of patient-centeredness. You will also review the structure and value of the randomized controlled trial and the need for decision-making at the individual level. Finally, you will learn about systems in healthcare, the 6Cs of systemness, and the five common properties of complex systems and the framework to create change.
In this module you will learn about how business analytics can improve the health organization performance, including the common tools used to identify causes of problems that affect patient quality, the incidence and impact of adverse events, and the application of process mapping to help identify areas for bottlenecks and delays in patient care or patient flow.
Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)•7 minutes
Adverse Events•8 minutes
Standards and Reporting•3 minutes
Model to Identify Delay Causes•5 minutes
Investigating Delay Causes•7 minutes
15 readings•Total 132 minutes
Welcome to Analytics in Healthcare Management and Administration•1 minute
Providing Mayo Insights: Dr. Devkaran•5 minutes
Syllabus •10 minutes
Course Project Overview•2 minutes
Module Overview•2 minutes
Analytic Tools to Help Improve Quality•2 minutes
Analytics Tools and System Measures: RCA Steps•5 minutes
Analytics Tools and System Measures: FMEA Steps•5 minutes
Analytics Tools and System Measures: Whole System Measures•2 minutes
Lesson Readings•25 minutes
Adverse Events•3 minutes
Lesson Readings•30 minutes
Process Mapping to Identify Challenges•3 minutes
Lesson Readings•35 minutes
Summary•2 minutes
5 assignments•Total 16 minutes
Module Quiz •7 minutes
Question to Consider•2 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•2 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•2 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 110 minutes
Meet Your Fellow Learners•20 minutes
Project Part 1: Quality Issue Selection•90 minutes
Patient Centeredness and Continuity
Module 2•5 hours to complete
Module details
In this module you will learn about the components of care continuity, the strategies used to achieve continuity, the characteristics of patient-centeredness, the programs in place for improving the structure of continuity and patient centeredness, and the opportunities to extend patient care beyond the hospital and the clinician’s office.
What's included
5 videos9 readings5 assignments1 peer review
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5 videos•Total 29 minutes
Components of Continuity•6 minutes
Accountable Care Organizations•6 minutes
Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH)•6 minutes
Bring Continuity to Patient's Home•8 minutes
Measuring Continuity and Obstacles•2 minutes
9 readings•Total 81 minutes
Module Overview•1 minute
Project Part 2: Quality Analysis Report Preview•1 minute
Components of Care Continuity•3 minutes
Lesson Readings•24 minutes
Organizational Models to Achieve Continuity•4 minutes
Lesson Readings•20 minutes
Care Continuity Beyond the Hospital or Clinician•3 minutes
Lesson Readings•15 minutes
Summary•10 minutes
5 assignments•Total 12 minutes
Module Quiz•5 minutes
Question to Consider•1 minute
Check Your Knowledge•2 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•2 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•2 minutes
1 peer review•Total 180 minutes
Project Part 2: Quality Analysis Report•180 minutes
Evolution of Healthcare Evidence
Module 3•5 hours to complete
Module details
In this module, you will learn about the structure and value of the randomized controlled trial, the need for decision making at the individual level and for new kinds of data and evidence to support this type of decision-making, the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning to help move toward personalized healthcare, and the importance of choosing outcomes of value to the patient.
Project Part 3: Improvement Achievement Report Preview•1 minute
Structure and Value of RCTs•2 minutes
Lesson Readings•25 minutes
Individual Decision-Making and New Data•2 minutes
Lesson Readings•27 minutes
Personalization Techniques and Data•2 minutes
The 5 Ps of Successful Analytics and Clinical Decision Support•1 minute
Lesson Readings•25 minutes
Summary•2 minutes
Outcomes of Value•2 minutes
Lesson Reading•8 minutes
6 assignments•Total 10 minutes
Module Quiz •5 minutes
Honors Quiz•1 minute
Question to Consider•1 minute
Check Your Knowledge•1 minute
Check Your Knowledge•1 minute
Check Your Knowledge•1 minute
2 discussion prompts•Total 120 minutes
Making Healthcare More Personalized: PROM Surveys•60 minutes
Identifying and Assessing Outcomes of Value•60 minutes
Systems and Complexity in Healthcare
Module 4•7 hours to complete
Module details
In this module you will learn about the concepts of a system, the 6Cs of systemness, the principles of system design, the five common properties of complex systems and the framework to create change.
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7 videos13 readings7 assignments1 peer review
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7 videos•Total 40 minutes
System as a Concept Video•3 minutes
System as a Concept - Complicated vs Complex•9 minutes
The 6 Cs of Systemness Video•8 minutes
System Design Principles•5 minutes
Convergence Science•3 minutes
Simple to Complex•6 minutes
Understanding Complexity•6 minutes
13 readings•Total 120 minutes
Module Overview•1 minute
Project Part 3: Improvement Achievement Report Preview•10 minutes
System as a Concept•2 minutes
Challenge of complexity in healthcare summarized•1 minute
Lesson Readings•25 minutes
The 6 Cs of Systemness•3 minutes
Lesson Readings•20 minutes
Systems Design Principles•3 minutes
Lesson Readings•15 minutes
Understanding Complexity•2 minutes
Lesson Readings•35 minutes
Summary•2 minutes
Course Summary•1 minute
7 assignments•Total 60 minutes
Module Quiz•5 minutes
Course Assessment •1 minute
Question to Consider•30 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•2 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•1 minute
Check Your Knowledge•20 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•1 minute
1 peer review•Total 180 minutes
Project Part 3: Improvement Achievement Report Preview•180 minutes
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