Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Informatics
Columbus State University
Program Description
The Certificate in Healthcare Informatics provides hands-on experiences solving current problems in the healthcare industry, including process improvement, project management, systems analysis and design, decision support, database management, and data analysis. The program of study includes 5 courses:
- NURS 6720, Applied Statistics and Data Mining , (3-0-3)
- NURS 6730, Process Improvement for Healthcare , (3-0-3)
- NURS 6740, Health Information Exchange Standards and Models, (3-0-3)
- NURS 6750, Health Systems Project Management, (3-0-3)
- NURS 6760, Clinical Decision Support Systems , (3-0-3)
Admissions Information
Admission Requirements:
- Hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited university
- Minimum grade point average(GPA) of 3.0 (regular admission) or 2.75 (provisional admission)
- 3 Professional letters of reference
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Program Accreditation
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges