Are you considering a career in healthcare? This course is perfect for you! Discover the top 5 medical and health allied courses after 12th and +2. Learn about the scope, best colleges, and entrance exams for each profession. With excellent career opportunities and a vital role in the healthcare sector, these allied health professions are sure to provide you with a rewarding career. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore alternatives to traditional paths like MBBS or BDS.

Healthcare systems vary greatly across the world, and it can be difficult to understand the differences. In this episode of Crash Course Public Health, Vanessa Hill breaks down the building blocks of four of the most common healthcare models, and explains the goals of healthcare. Learn about the Beveridge, Bismarck, National Health Insurance, and Out-of-Pocket models, and decide which healthcare system is best for you. Join Vanessa and APHA in this informative and engaging episode of Crash Course Public Health.

The course "Health Informatics: A Current and Historical Perspective" provides a comprehensive overview of the healthcare informatics field, examining its historical development and key capabilities. It introduces the Fast Healthcare Interoperability (FHIR) standard and its potential to transform healthcare. The course discusses the challenges facing healthcare systems worldwide and the role of chronic disease in rising healthcare costs. It explores alternate care models that leverage information technology to improve outcomes and reduce costs. Additionally, it delves into the concept of a Learning Healthcare System that continuously improves using informatics and interviews researchers using FHIR-based tools to lower hospital care costs. The course covers electronic medical records, patient-facing informatics tools, and the complexities of sharing confidential health information, including interviews with experts in Blockchain and data models for healthcare information sharing.

The course "Health Informatics in the Cloud" offers a broad and forward-facing overview of contemporary health informatics, focusing on improving the quality and efficiency of healthcare delivery. It is a survey course suitable for students with diverse backgrounds and no prior exposure to health informatics. The course is divided into three sections: understanding the the course healthcare delivery system and the federal government's role in promoting HIT adoption, exploring the core technologies behind HIT systems and tools, and examining real-world applications of HIT, including electronic medical and personal health records, and using digital data for research and other purposes.