HITP2231 — Computer Applications and Statistics in Healthcare
HITP 2231 - Computer Applications and Statistics in Healthcare HITP 2231 - Computer Applications and Statistics in Healthcare 3 credit hour(s) Students will learn to calculate and interpret key healthcare statistics (census, occupancy, length of stay, mortality/autopsy rates, etc.), utilize formulas, and perform calculations. Emphasis is placed on data collection, analysis, and presentation using various formats (frequency distributions, graphs, technical presentations). Students will gain proficiency in computer applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and network concepts, with a focus on data privacy and security. The course covers vital statistics, reportable diseases, and quality assessment standards required by regulatory agencies. Students will apply these skills to access and manipulate electronic health records for statistical analysis across healthcare settings. Culminating in a research project, students will demonstrate their ability to synthesize learning and present findings on a healthcare statistics topic. Note(s): Previously HIT 2040. Read more. Theory Hours: 45
Prerequisites: HITP1220, HITP2110, MATH1350, HIT2040