Informatics in health care

Informatics in health care
Module:	Physiotherapy
ECTS:	3
Contact hours – lectures:	30
Contact hours – seminar:	15
Contact hours – clinical exercises:
Contact hours – clinical practice:
Holder of subject:	Dr Uroš Rajkovič, Associate Professor
Year of study:	First
Informatics in health care
Contact hours – lectures:	30
Contact hours – seminar:	15
Contact hours – clinical exercises:
Contact hours – clinical practice:
Holder of subject:	Dr Uroš Rajkovič, Associate Professor
Education providers:	Dr Uroš Rajkovič, Associate Professor
Level of study:	First Bologna cycle professional education study program
Semester:	Winter
Language:	Slovene/English
Subject-specific competences:	The role of digitalization in health care Health data, information and knowledge Health information systems Health data analysis Artificial intelligence and robotics Tele-health Information security and ethics Objectives and competences: Understand the role of informatics and computer science as a base of modern health care; Understand technological trends in information security, social media and bioinformatics for redesigning processes in health care. Knowledge and understanding: Understand the role of informatics in health care; They are able to collaborate at redesigning processes in health care when implementing contemporary information and communication technology.
Mandatory references:	WERBER, Borut, RAJKOVIČ, Uroš, URH, Marko, ŽNIDARŠIČ, Anja. Computer literacy and use of ICT as key factors of micro-enterprise success. E+M, ISSN 1212-3609, 2015, vol. 18, no. 2, str. 165-182 BENEDIK, Peter, RAJKOVIČ, Uroš, ŠUŠTERŠIČ, Olga. Toward the design of a nursing ontology system. Computers, informatics, nursing. , ISSN 1538-2931, 2014, vol. 32, no. 12, str. 580-588 DINEVSKI, Dejan, BELE, Uroš, ŠARENAC, Tomislav, RAJKOVIČ, Uroš, ŠUŠTERŠIČ, Olga. Clinical decision support systems. V: GRASCHEW, Georgi (ur.), RAKOWSKY, Stefan (ur.). Telemedicine techniques and applications. Rijeka: InTech, cop. 2011, str. 185-210 RAJKOVIČ, Uroš, ŠUŠTERŠIČ, Olga, ZUPANČIČ, Jože. Documentation management in health care: a synthesized approach in nursing. V: PAAPE, Björn (ur.), VUK, Drago (ur.). Synthesized organization. Frankfurt am Main [etc.]: P. Lang, 2009, str. 207-226
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Study obligations:	50% obligatory attendance at lectures 100% obligatory attendance at seminars submitted and presented seminar work
Assessment methods:	seminar work (50%) written examination (50%)