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[afro-nets] Medical Informatics workshop
- From: "Wilson Erhun" <mercyerhun@yahoo.co.uk>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 10:22:43 +0100 (BST)
Medical Informatics workshop
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17 ? 20 July 2006
Conference Centre, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
Aims of the workshop
* to give participants a comprehensive understanding of the role of medical informatics in the health sector
* to provide participants with a good understanding of the principles underlying medical informatics
* to study the application of medical informatics with emphasis on both practice and theory
* to provide participants with an appreciation of the medico-legal and ethical issues in medical informatics.
* to provide participants the necessary skills to conduct simple scientific research in medical informatics.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the workshop participants will:
* understand the principles, applications and multidisciplinary nature of medical informatics
* have good insights into the opportunities and limitations of Information Technology and of its impact in improving the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of healthcare
* understand the ethical-legal and security implications of medical informtics.
* be able to clearly express user requirements for information systems in healthcare according to standard methodologies
* be able to evaluate comprehensively health information systems
* understand the central roles of information in healthcare delivery and how it is managed
* be interested in developing their information technology skills.
Practical Application
At the end of the course participants will be expected to know how to implement a medical informatics system by providing answers to the following questions:
- What infrastructure is needed and at what cost?
- What are the implications on the Human resources mix and training?
- What training for the health care professionals is required?
- What managerial strategies should be put in place?
- How can privacy and confidentiality be maintained?
- How can interventions through medical informatics be funded?
Topics
What is Medical Informatics?
Situational Analysis of record keeping in a health institution.
Health Data and Information flow in a health institution
Managing Medical/ Health Information in an institutional setting.
The challenge of Quality in Medical informatics
The legal and ethical and security issues in Medical informatics.
Introduction to Computing and Information Technology
Computerized Medical Record system.
Venue: Conference Centre, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.
Date: 17th to 20th July 2006. (Arrival and departure inclusive)
Workshop Fee: N20, 000.00 per participant (There is a discount for multiple registration.)
Fee covers conference bag, lecture manual/materials, lunch, and use of computers and tea breaks. Fee does not cover accommodation. However accommodation could be reserved for interested participants at their own expense.
Registration fees should be paid in cash or bank draft in favour of Magson Pharma-Medical Services Ltd. (First Bank of Nigeria PLC Account No: 1992010016766)
Target Participants: The workshop is open to all cadres of Health and Medical Records Officers. However there will be a special forum for heads of medical/health records departments in health institutions during the workshop.
Pre-Workshop Assignment: Upon receipt of registration fee, the participant will be sent a pre-workshop assessment form for situational analysis. This enables organizers to customize workshop to maximally benefit all participants.
Certificates: Certificates of participation will be issued to participants.
Workshop Coordinator: Dr. W.O. Erhun M.Sc., MBA., Ph.D., Workshop Coordinator.
Tel: 08037233500, email: mailto:werhun@oauife.edu.ng
Wilson O. Erhun. B.Pharm.,MBA; M.Sc;Ph.D; FPCPharm Ag. Head
Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Administration
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
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Wilson Erhun
mailto:mercyerhun@yahoo.co.uk
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