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Domain A - Health Sciences
Health informaticians interpret health science in order to communicate with stakeholders and contextualise their work.
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A.1. Health Concepts
Outline the main concepts of physiology, anatomy, pathology, and the different levels of biological organisation.
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A.2 Health Determinants
Explain the basic determinants of health
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A.3 Health Language
Interpret the meaning of health icons, terms, abbreviations, initialisms, and acronyms.
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A.4 Clinical decision making
Explain the processes of clinical decision making and diagnositic/therapeutic strategies.
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A.5 Evidence-informed practice
Interpret health science evidence to inform decisions.
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A.6 Care delivery models
Explain the nature, importance and decision making process of continuity for care, shared care and other models of healthcare delivery.
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A.7 Epidemiology concepts
Summarise basic concepts of public health, health promotion, and epidemiology.
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A.8 Health sector structures
Describe how health sectors are managed, funded, serviced, organised and measured.
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A.9 Health Sector Roles
Differentiate the roles and responsibilities of health professionals within operational, and regulatory structures.
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Domain B - Information Science
Health informaticians apply information science to design, develop, capture, analyse, present and preserve high quality data, information, knowledge and wisdom.
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B.1 Information science concepts
Articulate how concepts such as data, information, knowledge and wisdom are used.
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B.2 Data and information analysis
Employ the concepts of descriptive and inferential statistics and their utility to specific contexts.
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B.3 Data and information visualisation
Identify effective visualisation methods for knowledge discovery and the representation of information.
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B.4 Design and development
Apply information science theories in the design and development of information systems.
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B.5 Implementation, adoption, and evaluation
Apply information science theories in the implementation, adoption and evaluation of information systems.
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B.6 Data governance principles
Apply the principles of data governance to achieve quality data and information.
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Domain C - Information Technology
Health informaticians apply information technology concepts to ensure quality information and transaction processing.
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C.1 System design concepts
Explain how knowledge of data structures, algorithms ad programming influence system change.
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C.2 System lifecycle
Apply appropriate, efficient and effective practices through the information system lifecycle.
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C.3 System security
Select system security risks and mitigation strategies.
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Domain D - Leadership and Management
Health informatiticans apply leadership and management principles to functions, projects and programmes.
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D.1. Leadership strategies
Apply leadership strategies to digital health
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D.2 Information and system governance
Ascertain the appropriateness, effectiveness and efficiency of information and information system governance.
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D.3 Business alignment
Build alignment between information and information systems, and business/clinical goals and strategies.
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D.4 Stakeholder engagement
Develop strategies for stakeholder engagement, applying relationship management principles.
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D.5 Programme and project management
Employ appropriate, effective, and efficient programme and project management methodologies.
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D.6 Change management
Employ appropriate, effective and efficient change management methodologies.
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D.7 Risk management
Employ appropriate, effective and efficient risk management methodologies.
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D.8 Quality management
Select appropriate, effective and efficient quality management methodologies.
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D.9 Value management and benefit realisation
Select appropriate value management and benefit realisation strategies to support delivery of successful outcomes.
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D.10 Process reengineering
Apply process reengineering to facilitate business and organisational transformation.
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D.11 Information culture
What is information culture 1,
What are values in the context of...,
Define norms in the context of in...
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Domain E - Social and Behavioural Sciences
Health informaticians apply social and behavioural science principles for evidence informed decision making.
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E.1 Socialtecnhical concepts
What are information systems is 1,
What components comprise an elect...,
What is the primary purpose of an...
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E.2 Problem solving
What problems are health informat...,
What newer issues are associated ...,
What are quantum advances in ict ...
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E.3 Legislative and regulatory requirements
What is public policy 1,
What is legislation 2,
What role does legislation play i...
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E.4 Information privacy
What does best practice require i...,
What is the current version of th...,
What are australian privacy princ...
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E.5 User experience
Determine best practice in human centred design, usability, human factors and ergonomic sciences.
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E.6 Health literacy
Determine best practice in integrating health literacy into information sources and systems.
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Domain F - Core Health Informatics
Health informaticians apply relevant core competencies of the management of healthcare data, information, knowledge, and wisdom.
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F.1 Informatics history
Relate the history of health informatics to the current and future health environment.
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F.2 Informatics specialisation
Differentiate areas of health informatics and specialisation.
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F.3 Information theories
Apply theoretical and conceptual frameworks to practice.
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F.4 Health economic concepts
Determine the economic impact of digital health.
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F.5 Stakeholder education
Appraise the education and training needs of different stakeholder within the digital health context.
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F.6 Information structure and design
Appraise the structure and design of health information in different use contexts.
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F.7 Data and information attributes
Distinguish the key attributes of any type of data and information in relation to their intended or potential use in health.
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F.8 Emerging concepts
Appraise new data sources and emerging technologies, and their relevance to health.
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F.9 Data governance practices
Distinguish approaches to health data governance, including sovereignty, in different use contexts.
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F.10 Indigenous data sovereignty
Apply indigenous data sovereignty principles to reduce the disparity in First Nations People health.
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F.11 Information system architecture
Differentiate enterprise and information systems architecture components.
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F.12 Information system types
Appraise and compare the major types on information systems used in health.
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F.13 The digital divide
Explain the influences of the digital divide upon nations, regions and peoples.
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F.14 Participatory health economics
Appraise digital tools and technologies to facilitate person-centred management and participation in health care decision making.
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F.15 Clinical safety risks
What is the potential impact of i...,
What is clinical safety 2,
How are clinical safety and patie...
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F.16 Interfacing and interoperability standards
What is interoperability accordin...,
How does himss define interoperab...,
What is the ieee s definition of ...
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F.17 Knowledge sharing and translation
What is knowledge translation 1,
What challenge does who identify ...,
Which three knowledge translation...
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F.18 Literature analysis
What is the primary requirement o...,
What does appraising current scie...,
What are important considerations...
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