Public Data In Healthcare

Public Data In Healthcare, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 27 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 7 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will learn the three major sources of national public Healthcare Data Students will learn the major data sets provided by Medicare including the HCRIS, NPI and Medicare Part B data sets, Students will learn how to get data from the eight Compare data sets Students will learn to find payments made by the Big Pharma to physicians and teaching hospitals This course is ideal for individuals who are CFOs consultants and C-Suite healthcare management It is particularly useful for CFOs consultants and C-Suite healthcare management.

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Summary

Title: Public Data In Healthcare

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students will learn the three major sources of national public Healthcare Data

Students will learn the major data sets provided by Medicare including the HCRIS, NPI and Medicare Part B data sets,

Students will learn how to get data from the eight Compare data sets

Students will learn to find payments made by the Big Pharma to physicians and teaching hospitals

Who Should Attend

CFOs consultants and C-Suite healthcare management

Target Audiences

CFOs consultants and C-Suite healthcare management

Using public healthcare data has helped my career and been both a resource to consulting firms and healthcare providers I have worked for.  This course designed to introduce the principles and practices underlying the analysis of public healthcare data. In this course, students will engage with real-world data to understand the healthcare landscape, explore public health issues, and examine the role of data in shaping healthcare policy and practice.

As we navigate the complex world of healthcare, the importance of data cannot be overstated. Data informs decisions that can lead to improved health outcomes and more effective healthcare systems. This course aims to equip students with the necessary tools to critically analyze healthcare data and contribute to the field of public health with informed insights.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

– Understand the sources of public healthcare data.

–  Evaluate the quality and limitations of healthcare data in research and policy-making.

– Use data visualization techniques to effectively communicate healthcare information.

– Contribute to public health research and policy discussions with evidence-based analyses.

Students will be given access to web links to data sites and we will walk through how to create actionable data.  Students will also learn how to mix and match data from different sites to make more complex analysis possible.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: The Power of Public Data

Lecture 1: Power of Data

Chapter 3: Overview and Listing of Major Public Healthcare Data Providers

Lecture 1: Overview of Public Data Sources

Chapter 4: CMS Data

Lecture 1: CMS Data

Chapter 5: HCRIS Overview

Lecture 1: HCRIS Data Overview

Chapter 6: HCRIS Report Tables – The Primary Index of HCRIS

Lecture 1: Report Tables In HCRIS

Chapter 7: HCRIS Numeric and Alpha Numeric Data Files

Lecture 1: Numeric and Alpha Numeric HCRIS Data

Chapter 8: Using HCRIS Data – An Example with Access and Excel

Lecture 1: Using HCRIS Data – An Example

Chapter 9: Other HCRIS Data Files

Lecture 1: Other HCRIS files

Chapter 10: How to use HCRIS data with other data sources

Lecture 1: Other Data To Use With HCRIS

Chapter 11: The National Provider Identifier Data Set

Lecture 1: Overview of NPI Data

Chapter 12: NPI Data Using The Website Tool

Lecture 1: NPI – The Website Tool

Chapter 13: NPI – Using the Detail Data Set

Lecture 1: NPI – The Detail Data Set

Chapter 14: NPI Data Other Uses

Lecture 1: NPI Data – Using With Other Data

Chapter 15: Part B Payment Data

Lecture 1: Part B Data – Overview and Sources of Summary Data

Chapter 16: Part B Data – Working With The Detail Files

Lecture 1: Part B Data – The Detail Data

Chapter 17: The Compare Data Sets

Lecture 1: Overview of the Compare data sets

Chapter 18: Compare Data Set – Using The API

Lecture 1: The Compare API

Chapter 19: Compare Data – Renal Dialysis

Lecture 1: Compare Data – Renal Dialysis

Chapter 20: Compare Data HHA and Hospice Data

Lecture 1: Compare Data HHA and Hospice

Chapter 21: Compare Data – Hospitals and Inpatient Rehabs

Lecture 1: Compare Data – Hospitals and Inpatient rehabs

Chapter 22: Compare Data Long Term Acute Care Hospitals

Lecture 1: Compare Data – LTACHs

Chapter 23: Compare Data – Skilled Nursing Facilities

Lecture 1: Compare Data – SNFs

Chapter 24: Compare Data – Physician Office Costs

Lecture 1: Compare Data – Physician Office Costs

Chapter 25: Compare Data – Durable Medical Equipment Providers

Lecture 1: Compare data – DME

Chapter 26: The Open Payments Data Set

Lecture 1: The Open Payments Data Set

Chapter 27: RESDAC Data

Lecture 1: RESDAC

Instructors

Timothy Powell
Healthcare Finance and Data Expert

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