Professional Certificate in Health Design: Data-Driven Impact

• Data Analysis for Health Design: This unit will cover the fundamental concepts and techniques of data analysis, with a focus on their application in health design. Topics may include data collection, cleaning, and preprocessing; statistical analysis; and data visualization. • Human-Centered Design in Healthcare: This unit will explore the principles and practices of human-centered design, with a focus on their application in healthcare. Students will learn how to conduct user research, create prototypes, and test and iterate their designs based on user feedback. • Healthcare Data Analytics: This unit will delve into the specific methods and tools used to analyze healthcare data, including electronic health records, claims data, and biometric data. Students will learn how to extract insights from these data sources to inform health design decisions. • Data Visualization for Health Impact: This unit will focus on the use of data visualization to communicate complex health data in a clear and compelling way. Students will learn how to choose the right visualization techniques for their data, create effective visualizations, and use them to tell a story that drives impact. • Ethics and Privacy in Health Data: This unit will address the ethical and privacy considerations that arise when working with health data. Students will learn about the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern health data privacy, as well as best practices for protecting patient privacy and ensuring ethical use of health data. • Design Thinking for Health Innovation: This unit will introduce students to design thinking, a problem-solving approach that combines empathy, experimentation, and iteration. Students will learn how to apply design thinking to healthcare challenges, with a focus on creating innovative solutions that improve health outcomes. • Implementation and Evaluation of Health Design: This unit will cover the process of implementing and evaluating health design interventions. Students will learn how to assess the effectiveness of their designs, measure their impact on health outcomes, and make data-driven decisions about future iterations and improvements. • Health Design Leadership: This unit will explore the role of leadership in health design, with a focus on developing the skills and mindset needed to drive change and innovation in healthcare. Students will learn about different leadership styles, communication strategies, and team management techniques, and how to apply them to health design projects.