Health care and medical data management at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?
Why is it worth it?
FOR WHOM WAS HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL DATA MANAGEMENT SPECIALISATION CREATED?
Are you interested in management in the medical industry? Are you interested in creating modern medical facilities that meet the highest requirements? Check out how you can make your career plans a reality thanks to the Public Health specialisation at UEM.
PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
Health care and medical data management specialisation prepares you for the role of a specialist whose competences are currently in demand on the labour market. By combining knowledge from medical fields with competences in economics and management, as a graduate of this specialisation you will be able to manage a medical unit. In addition, you will acquire knowledge and skills necessary to work as a medical assistant.
MODERN EDUCATION
As a part of your studies you will acquire, among other:
- the ability to acquire, process, present, archive, and secure medical data,
- the ability to assess the sanitary-epidemiological condition of society and environment,
- the ability to implement prevention and health promotion programmes in workplaces, municipalities, schools, and hospitals, among others.
Subjects
SubjectsSPECIALITY SUBJECTS
Basics of marketing
Statistical analysis in health care
Medical databases
Security and protection of medical data
Health promotion workshops
Health economics and health technology assessment
General and hospital hygiene
Diagnostic information systems and patient records
Accountancy
Addiction – health and social aspects
Quality management
Laboratory diagnostics
Medicine management
Health protection law
Diploma seminar
Human resources management
BASIC AND SPECIFIC SUBJECTS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH:
Ecology
Epidemiology
English language
Microeconomics
Basics of law
Basics of management
Basics of public health
Social and health policy
Psychology
Demography
International health problems
Sanitary-epidemiological control
Basics of biostatistics
Information technology
Social and health insurance
Health service management
Workplace safety and ergonomics
Corporate finance
Human science
Basic nursing principles
Human nutrition
Advanced first aid
Medicine propedeutics
Environmental health
Consultation and writing the diploma paper
Practical training
Organisation of emergency medical services
