HCI 293 - Onboarding to Healthcare Informatics

5 CR

Previously HCTM 293.
This course prepares students in the Healthcare Informatics program for the transition into the baccalaureate-level study. Students gain an understanding of program expectations, campus resources, and strategies for success in an online learning environment. Student success is promoted through managed remote study approaches, working in remote teams, writing that focuses on business and technical writing. Students learn how to define problems and analyze data for evidence-based solutions. The case study approach to learning is introduced. This course also introduces strategies for identifying student strengths, finding mentors, networking, and building a resume by working on an experience-based project to apply concepts learned in the program.

Prerequisite(s): Admission to any baccalaureate program at Bellevue College.

Course Outcomes

Develop personal goals and strategies for success in an online degree.
Develop proficiency in problem-solving, analysis, critical thinking, and business writing.
Establish social connections with peers in an online cohort and demonstrate virtual team-building skills.
Identify personal strengths and manage education, personal brand, resume, and networking plan.
Apply concepts and writing approaches to complete a case study.
Demonstrate an ability to think critically, read analytically, and communicate effectively.
Define the types of analytic tools commonly used in informatics.

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