Role of public and private partnerships in digital health

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DHI401 Digital Health and Informatics - Laureate International Universities

Assessment - Reflective Journal

Learning Outcome 1: Critically analyse digital health and informatics applications in an Australian context

Learning Outcome 2: Classify the innovative use of digital health including e-health, telehealth, m-health, IoT and social media tools/techniques for population health and interpret disease surveillance, risk communication, disaster management and emergency response.

Learning Outcome 3: Investigate and compare legal frameworks and global guidelines for digital health application in Australia with insights into social equity principles and diversity

Learning Outcome 4: Investigate the effectiveness of a digital health intervention in digital health

Learning Outcome 5: Critically analyse the role of public and private partnerships in digital health and informatics

Learning Outcome 6: Demonstrate inter- and intra-professional collaboration and communication to reflect on Australian digital health practices

Task Summary

You will write a journal based on weekly learning from the subject that records weekly personal and professional reflections on the current status of digital health applications in Australia.

Context
This subject is expected to enhance your knowledge of digital health applications in Australia, as it applies both professionally and personally. You may be a health practitioner or working in the health-related sector. Assessment 2 seeks to follow your experiential journey through the subject and map your enhanced awareness and knowledge regarding digital health and informatics.

Task Instructions

To complete this assessment task, you must complete your weekly e-journal entries.

Consider the following trigger questions in your weekly reflections:

• What is my understanding of digital health based on the topic this week? (For example, draw learning from this subject's resources.)
• How does it relate to my profession in Australia and globally? (For example, draw from wider research.)
• Is the knowledge applicable to me personally? (For example, will I use the knowledge in my personal life or when interacting with others?)
• How do I foresee the knowledge that I have acquired translating into my current work?
• Did I experience knowledge translation into my current work? (Anecdotal evidence from practice or personal life).

Your Learning Facilitator will specifically provide feedback and marks on the entries for weeks 7 and 12.

Part A - Week 7 e-journal entry (up to 750 words)
This journal entry should include learning and reflections from weeks 1 to 6.

Part B - Week 12 e-journal entry (up to 750 words)
This journal entry should include learning and reflections from weeks 7 to 12.

Structure
• Introductory Week 1:
o Write an introduction on your current awareness/knowledge on digital health. Consider rating yourself on a scale of 1-10 (1 = no knowledge/unaware; 10 = exceptionally knowledgeable/aware) and then add reflections on your learning after the week.

• Weekly:
o At the end of every week, write a paragraph reflecting on the topic of the week and your thoughts on how it impacts you and your profession. Please name the heading with Week 2, Week 3 and so on. Do not write concluding paragraphs when you submit Part A. (It is not a conclusion yet!)
o You may draw learning from the Essential Resources in the modules and wider research. These resources must be referenced using the correct APA 7th edition style at the end of the document. In-text citations (where applicable) must also be in the correct APA style.
o Number of words: Aim to write no more than 125 words per week. You may write less in some weeks. When the journal is submitted at the end of Week 7
• Conclusions: At the end of Week 12 (Part B), you may wish to add a few sentences to conclude your reflections and describe the overall impact this experiential journey has had on you.

Referencing
It is essential that you use appropriate APA style for citing and referencing research.

Note: Need Part A Only

Attachment:- Digital Health and Informatics.rar

Reference no: EM133118833

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