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Study masters degree it & computer science online with Australian Catholic University through Open Universities Australia. Explore all degrees, subjects and short courses now.

Digital health represents a global strategic shift in health promotion, maintenance and restoration across all health disciplines and provides employment opportunities within a range of settings, including; hospital information technology, biotechnology and consumer technology, business analytics in healthcare and medical and big health data.A professional working in this industry needs to understand the importance of a digitally connected ecosystem that directly benefits the healthcare sector through reduced hospital admissions, improved coordination or care, reduced duplication in testing, reduced adverse events and improved person-centred care. They will need to understand how to perform gap analyses, assess big heath data and generate and fix systems that directly improve the quality, safety and efficacy of healthcare. Professionals in this area also need to be equipped with critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and to pursue further learning in order to maintain relevance in an industry that is fast-paced and continually evolving.The Master of Digital Health is designed to ensure that its students will develop advanced expert knowledge and understanding of industry relevant digital health concepts, advanced skills as a generalist or in an area of specialisation, and develop multidisciplinary skills suitable for the health and health IT industries. Graduates of the Master of Digital Health will have the knowledge and skill required to demonstrate autonomy, expert judgement, adaptability and responsibility as a practitioner, and do so in an ethical manner characterised by a concern for respect, equity and social justice. To complete the Master of Digital Health, a student must complete 120 or 160 credit points (cp), dependent on entry pathway and Specialisation.

Learn how to improve digital healthcare systems for the good of patients. Upskill in both IT and health so that you can problem solve technology issues, assess big health data and identify gaps in health services. Help people access the care they deserve.

Master of Digital Health

The ability to make sound decisions in High Performance Sport is critical to maximizing performance outcomes. In order to do this, practitioners need specific knowledge and skills in data analysis techniques, in addition to the ability to present data in a meaningful way to a variety of audiences. This subject is based on contemporary data analysis techniques focusing on determining practically meaningful differences in athletic performance. A range of approaches will be explored to allow for analysis of both individual and group data. The aim of this subject is to provide students with the knowledge, understanding and skills to analyse and interpret data of relevance to sports science and athletic performance and effectively present the results.

Data Analysis and Interpretation for High Performance

Australian Catholic University

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