Certificate in Medical Records & Health Informatics
A Certificate in Medical Records & Health Informatics is a specialized program that focuses on the management of healthcare data and information systems. This certificate program provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to handle medical records, patient data, and health information effectively. Topics covered include electronic health record (EHR) systems, medical coding and billing, privacy and security regulations (such as HIPAA), data analysis, and healthcare database management. Students also learn how to organize and maintain medical records, ensuring that patient information is accurate, confidential, and easily accessible to healthcare providers.
Upon completion of the Certificate in Medical Records & Health Informatics, graduates are well-prepared for careers in healthcare administration, medical coding, health information management, and health informatics. With the increasing emphasis on digital health records and data-driven decision-making in healthcare, professionals with expertise in medical records and health informatics play a crucial role in ensuring the efficient and secure flow of patient information, ultimately contributing to improved patient care and healthcare system operations.
- Duration: 2 years
- Structure: The curriculum combines theoretical coursework with extensive clinical practice, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for real-world midwifery challenges.
Entry requirements
- O’ level with at least 5 passes.
- A’ level with at least one principal pass in any subject & two subsidiary passes.