Profile
At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
- Identify and appraise the value that healthcare partners such as insurers and insurance can contribute to the digitization of the healthcare industry.
- Conceptualize and propose a collaborative working model to share/exchange information between healthcare providers and insurers with strong safeguards to protect patient/customer privacy.
- Foster a culture of collaboration and innovation that will drive better/efficient care and lower costs for patients/customers.
What You'll Learn
Healthcare partners such as Insurers are in possession of massive amounts of data given the volume, type and amount of claims that they have to process on a very regular basis. If the data can be harnessed (with the right protections in place), it can help the industry deliver better care in terms of time (early detection), costs and choices/options, while reducing the possibility of fraud, redundant or excessive tests and treatments.
Minimum Entry Requirement
Recognized Degree.
Professionals with at least 2 years working experience in healthcare or healthcare related sector.
Duration
24.0 hours
Training Provider UEN
200000267Z
Conducted In
English
Last Verified Date
03/08/2026
Full Course Fee
$3,000
Course Reference Number
TGS-2020001429
Fee Band
$500–$2000