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32 hours

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Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Intermediate

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Evaluation of Digital Health Interventions
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  • Course 3 of 3 in the Digital Health Specialization
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  • Intermediate Level
  • Approx. 32 hours to complete
  • English Subtitles: English
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  • This course focuses on data, evaluation methods and the economic evaluation of digital health interventions. This module focuses on key data considerations for digital health including data management, data visualisation and methods for evaluating digital health interventions. The key focus is on experimental and quasi-experimental design approaches that can be applied to evaluating digital health interventions and key considerations for the economic evaluation of digital health interventions.

Evaluation of Digital Health Interventions
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Curriculum

Data considerations for Digital Health

Interrogating Large Healthcare datasets

Interview with James Scott-Brown: Data Visualisation

About Imperial College London

About the digital health team

How to be successful in this course?

Grading Policy

Glossary

Introductory reading on Evaluating Digital Heath Interventions

Data and Digital Health - Why is it important?

Types of data in Digital Health

Data Requirements and Considerations for Digital Health

Data Management

(Video) Visualising big data to tackle antimicrobial resistance

Infection in Hospitals: Using individual patient movement data

Big Data and the real world

(Video) Optional: Are we entering a Post-Antibiotic World?

Text Mining to Track Outbreaks

Hans Rosling Data Presentation and Summary of Examples

Visualisation using Tableau

Data considerations, uses, and visualisations

Real world research: A Proof-of-concept study and translational research

Introduction to the Ebola Contact Tracing Study

The Ebola Contact Tracing Study

Process evaluation in Digital Health

Interview with Ben Glampson: Routinely captured data

Pre-reading - Digital approaches to contact tracing

Design, development and implementation of the Ebola Contact Tracing Study

Follow-up reading

NHS Data and Translational research

Appraisal of Digital Health intervention evaluation

Follow up from previous reading

Summative Quiz

Methods for evaluating Digital Health interventions

Evaluating Digital Health Interventions

Economic Evaluation in Healthcare

Health Economics and Digital Health interventions

Evaluation Methods for Digital Health Interventions

Monitoring and Evaluating Digital Health Interventions

Key considerations for Randomised Control Trials 

Adaptive Designs and designing efficient RCTs

Natural Experiments

Reviewing the Babylon study

NICE evidence standard framework

Optional: Cost Benefit Analysis

Knowledge on Randomised Control Trials

Frameworks and Models for Evaluation

Logic models

Evaluating an implemented Digital Health intervention

Interview with Maxine Mackintosh

Evaluating Complex Interventions

Robust Trials

Process and engagement measures

Designing a statistical analysis plan

Statistical analysis plan

Feedback

Big Data and quasi-experimental design

Optional: (Podcast) Sepsis Alert Saves Lives

Digital Health resources for wider reading and careers

Evaluating a Digital Health intervention

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