India’s National Health Policy (2017) and subsequent initiatives like the National Digital Health Blueprint (NDHB) and the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) envisaged the creation of a digital health technology ecosystem to leverage the potential of data in transforming personal care, clinical care, and public health delivery, highlighting the importance of health informatics.
However, implementing these initiatives requires enhanced analytical capabilities. The full value of big data and information systems in healthcare could only be unlocked by enhancing the analytical capabilities of the stakeholders.
InOrder along with Administrative Staff College of India (Partner Organisation) and ACCESS Health International devised a program on Health Informatics to bridge this gap by training healthcare professionals to lead the digital transformation of India’s healthcare system.
Building expertise in health informatics and data-driven decision-making to position healthcare professionals as leaders in India’s digital healthcare transformation.
Build a solid grasp of health informatics and data-based decision-making processes.
Enhance clinical, managerial, and business decision-making abilities.
Position healthcare professionals as leaders in India’s digital healthcare reorganization.
A specialized training program to develop expertise in health informatics. The program focused on using informatics to improve end-to-end decision-making processes and enhancing the participants’ capabilities in data-driven healthcare management.
45 sessions were held, with 16 participants completing the program.
Participants demonstrated improved clinical, managerial, and business decision-making abilities.
Graduates are poised to lead India’s digital health transformation journey.
