Business Analyst Healthcare Course Overview

A course in Business Analyst Healthcare covers an overview of the healthcare industry, business analysis methodologies, healthcare information technology, project management, data analysis, communication, compliance, emerging trends, and critical thinking. It also includes case studies and projects for practical application of skills. The course prepares students for roles such as healthcare business analyst, healthcare systems analyst, healthcare project manager, and healthcare data analyst.

Business Analyst Healthcare is a program of study designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience necessary to work as a business analyst in the healthcare industry. The course typically covers a range of topics, including healthcare industry fundamentals, business analysis methodologies, project management, healthcare information technology systems, data analysis, communication and collaboration skills, healthcare regulations and compliance, and critical thinking and problem-solving. The course may also include case studies and real-world projects to give students hands-on experience applying their skills to healthcare industry problems. Upon completion of the course, students may pursue roles such as healthcare business analyst, healthcare systems analyst, healthcare project manager, and healthcare data analyst.

Business Analyst Healthcare Training Details

Training Mode:	Live Instructor-led (online)
Course Duration:	40 Hours
Session Duration:	1h / Day ( Weekdays)
BA Healthcare Course Fee:	Rs.15999 / $199
Trainer:	Experienced faculty with 5-15+ years of industry-rich experience
New Batch Schedule on:	29-Apr-2024 8:00:am IST (Weekdays)

With Happytrainings’s Business Analyst Healthcare Course You Will:

Gain in-depth knowledge of the healthcare industry and its unique business requirements.
Learn essential business analysis techniques and methodologies specific to healthcare.
Master healthcare data analysis, process improvement, and stakeholder collaboration.
Prepare for certifications and enhance your career in healthcare business analysis.

Business Analyst Healthcare Course: Who Should Enroll?

Aspiring Business Analysts: Individuals looking to enter the healthcare industry as business analysts and want to develop a specialized skill set.
Healthcare Professionals: Medical professionals, nurses, administrators, or healthcare practitioners interested in transitioning to a business analyst role within the healthcare sector.
IT Professionals in Healthcare: IT professionals working in healthcare organizations who want to enhance their business analysis skills and gain a deeper understanding of healthcare-specific requirements.
Healthcare Administrators: Professionals involved in healthcare administration, operations, or management who want to broaden their knowledge and contribute to process improvements through business analysis.
Healthcare Consultants: Consultants working in the healthcare domain who wish to strengthen their analytical skills and provide valuable insights to clients.
Graduates and Students: Recent graduates or students pursuing degrees related to healthcare management, business administration, or information technology who want to specialize in healthcare business analysis.

Enroll in our Business Analyst Healthcare Course to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to excel as a business analyst in the healthcare industry.

Prerequisites of Business Analyst Healthcare Course

Basic Knowledge of Business Analysis: Familiarity with core business analysis concepts, techniques, and methodologies will provide a foundation for the healthcare-specific aspects covered in the course.
Understanding of Healthcare Industry: A basic understanding of the healthcare industry, including healthcare systems, processes, and terminology, will be beneficial for comprehending the healthcare-specific challenges and requirements discussed in the course.
Proficiency in Communication and Documentation: Strong communication and documentation skills are essential for business analysts. Prior experience in writing business requirements, use cases, and functional specifications will be helpful.
Basic IT Skills: Basic knowledge of information technology concepts and tools will aid in understanding the technical aspects of healthcare systems and working collaboratively with IT teams.
Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills: Business analysts need strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to gather and analyze healthcare data, identify issues, and propose effective solutions.

While these prerequisites are recommended, individuals with a genuine interest in healthcare business analysis and a willingness to learn can still enroll in the Business Analyst Healthcare Course and acquire the necessary skills and knowledge.

Learning Objectives of Business Analyst Healthcare Course

Understand the healthcare industry, its structure, and regulatory landscape.
Learn healthcare-specific business analysis techniques and methodologies.
Analyze healthcare systems, workflows, and data to gather and document requirements.
Collaborate effectively with stakeholders, including healthcare professionals and IT teams.
Gain practical experience through real-world case studies and projects.
Develop strong communication and documentation skills.
Stay updated with healthcare industry trends and regulations.
Prepare for a successful career as a business analyst in the healthcare sector.

Business Analyst Healthcare Course Content

Unit 1: IT Industry Fundamentals for Business Analysts

Module 1: Software Development Life Cycle
Module 2: Software Development Methodologies – Water Fall, Iterative, Agile, etc.
Module 3: Types of Software Projects – Greenfield, Migration, Product Customization, Maintenance etc.
Module 4: IT Implementation
Module 5: IT Deployment Environments – SAAS, On Premise, Client Server etc.
Module 6: Software Licensing, Subscription and Sale Models
Module 7: Project Development Vs Product Development
Module 8: RUP , DevOps Methodologies

Unit 2: Business Process Analysis

Module 1: What is a Business Process
Module 2: Critical Analysis of a Business Process
Module 3: Business Process Analysis Sparx System Framework
Module 4: Business Process Mapping & Flow charting
Module 5: As Is – To Be Analysis For a Business Process
Module 6: Business Process Mapping and Modelling Frameworks
Module 7: Business Process Mapping and Modelling Software
Module 8: Business Process Re-Engineering & Re-Design
Module 9: Business Process Automation, Disinter mediation and Re-intermediation
Module 10: Business Process Simulation

Unit 3: Requirements Process - The Core of Business Analysis Activity

Module 1: What is a Requirement

Module 2: Attributes of Requirements

Module 3: Importance of Requirements for IT Projects

Module 4: Types of Requirements : Business, Enterprise, Solution, Stakeholder, Transition

Module 5: Overview of Requirements Engineering and Management

Module 6: Requirements Basics : Mapping, Modelling, Traceability Matrix, Tracking

Module 7: Business Process Re-Engineering & Re-Design

Module 8 : Important Requirement Process Steps : Elicitation, Analysis, Documentation, Validation, Management

Module 9 : Requirement Software Companies - JIRA, Rational Requisite Pro

Unit 4: Stakeholder Analysis and Management

Module 1: Stakeholder Definition
Module 2: Importance of Stakeholder
Module 3: Stakeholder Identification – Onion Diagram
Module 4: Stakeholder Identification – Wheel
Module 5: Stakeholder Classification – Power Influence Matrix
Module 6: Stakeholder Engagement Techniques – Power/Influence Vs Interest
Module 7: Stakeholder RACI Chart, its preparation through Visio
Module 8: Stake Holder Persona
Module 9: Stakeholder Alignment and Sponsorship
Module 10: Managing Internal stakeholders
Module 11: Preparing Stakeholder map through Excel

Unit 5: UML- Unified Modelling Language for the Business Analyst

Module 1: History of UML , its founding fathers and role of OMG (Object Management Group)
Module 2: UML Diagrams –UML Structure and UML Behavior Diagrams
Module 3: Important UML Diagrams for IT Business Analysts
Module 4:Overview of UML Structure Diagrams
Module 5: Activity Diagrams
Module 6: Use Case Diagrams
Module 7: State Machine Diagrams
Module 8: Sequence Diagrams
Module 9: Deployment Diagrams
Module 10: Other UML Diagrams

Unit 6: Business Process Model and Notation

Module 1: What is BPMN
Module 2: Origin of BPMN -BPMI (Business Process Management Institute) and OMG (Object Management Group)
Module 3: BPMN Notations
Module 4: Importance of BPMN
Module 5: Types of Process Modelling – Process Maps, Models, Descriptions
Module 6: BPMN Elements : Flow Objects, Data, Swim Lanes, Connecting Objects, Artifacts
Module 7: BPMN Software : Bizagi, Oracle BPM, Calypso
Module 8: Model Validation, Process Validation, Process Simulation through Bizagi

Unit 7: Business Analysis Techniques

Module 1: SWOT Analysis
Module 2: 5 Why Root Cause Analysis
Module 3: MoSCoW, MOST
Module 4: PESTLE
Module 5: 6 Thinking Hats

Unit 8: Requirements Elicitation, Collaboration and Techniques

Module 1: Requirement Elicitation: What and When
Module 2: Prepare for Requirement Elicitation
Module 3: Conduct Requirement Elicitation Activity
Module 4: Document Requirement Elicitation Results
Module 5: Confirm Requirement Elicitation Results
Module 6: Prepare for Requirement Elicitation
Module 7: Conduct Elicitation Activity
Module 8: Document Elicitation Results
Module 9: Manage Stakeholder Collaboration
Module 10: Requirement Elicitation Technique Interviews
Module 11: Requirement Elicitation Technique Brainstorming
Module 12: Requirement Elicitation Technique Focus Groups
Module 13: Requirement Elicitation Technique Survey and Questionnaires
Module 14: Requirement Elicitation Technique Joint Application Development (JAD) Sessions
Module 15: Role play via a case study

Unit 9: Requirements Analysis

Module 1: Requirements Analysis : What and When
Module 2: RA: The Business Analyst Tasks
Module 3: Prioritize Requirements
Module 4: Specify and Model Requirements
Module 5: Define Assumption and Constraints
Module 6: Verify Requirements
Module 7: Validate Requirements

Unit 10: Wireframes and Prototypes

Module 1: Wireframes. Mock-ups and Prototypes Essentials
Module 2: Wireframe preparation exercise through Balsamiq 4.0
Module 4: Prepare mock-up of Android Payments App
Module 5: Prepare Apple iPhone home screen mock-up
Module 6: Low-fidelity and Hi-fidelity mock-up’s
Module 7: Prototyping through PowerPoint

Unit 11: Requirements Documentation - BRD, FRD, SRS Preparation

Module 1: Requirements Documentation Best Practice's
Module 2: What are Business Requirements
Module 3: BRD (Business Requirement Document) - Template Structure
Module 4: Preparing a BRD
Module 5: FRD (Functional Requirement Document) - Template Structure
Module 6: Preparing a FRD
Module 7: SRS (Software Requirement Specification) Template Structure
Module 8: Preparing a SRS
Module 9 : Leveraging MS Word to prepare long reports

Unit 12: Agile Business Analysis

Module 1: Agile Software Development – An Overview
Module 2: Agile Manifesto and Philosophy
Module 3: Agile Methodology
Module 4: Agile Software Development Lifecycle
Module 5: Scrum
Module 6: Managing Sprint Planning, Daily SCRUM, Sprint Review & Sprint Retrospectives
Module 7: Three Roles in Scrum : Scum Master, Product Owner and Development Team
Module 8: Preparing Product Backlog, Sprint Burn Down Charts
Module 9: Preparing Agile Project Charter
Module 10: Xterme Programming, Kanban
Module 11: Writing User Stories
Module 12: Story Points and Estimation on SCRUM projects

Unit 13: SQL and Database Concepts for the IT Business Analyst

Module 1: Database concepts and the 3rd Normal Form, Primary Key, Foreign Key and Database design
Module 2: SQL Data Definition Language Statements : Create, Alter and Drop
Module 3: SQL Data Manipulation Language Statements : Insert, Update and Delete
Module 4: SQL Data Query Language : Select
Module 5: SQL DCL : Grant and Revoke
Module 6: SQL TCL Commit, Save point, Rollback
Module 7: Basic DBA (Data Base Administration) Concepts

Unit 14: Software Quality Assurance & User Acceptance Testing for the IT Business Analyst

Module 1: Software Quality Assurance and its importance
Module 2: Black Box, Box and Grey Box Testing
Module 3: Manual and Automation Testing
Module 4: Automation Testing Tools : Silk, Load runner
Module 5: Successful User Acceptance Testing for the IT Business Analyst
Module 6: Software Testing at the client site for every release
Module 7: Managing client / development team relationship under environments where a release has failed

Unit 15: Domain Knowledge: Ecommerce

Module 1: Introduction to Ecommerce
Module 2: Types of Ecommerce
Module 3: Advantages of Electronic Commerce over Traditional Commerce
Module 4: Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Model
Module 5: Business-to-Business (B2B) Model
Module 6: Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) Model
Module 7: Consumer-to-Business (C2B) Model
Module 8: Benefits of eCommerce Domain and how to make career in it

Unit 16: Domain Knowledge: Healthcare

Module 1: Health care domain- an Introduction

Module 2: Overview of Healthcare Industry

Module 3: History of Healthcare Industry

Module 4: Healthcare Plans

Module 5: How to test health care applications?

Module 6: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

Module 7: Benefits of Healthcare Domain and how to make career in it

Business Analyst Healthcare Course Reviews

Ravi, Bangalore
The Business Analyst Healthcare Course at Happy Trainings provided me with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in the healthcare industry. The practical approach and real-world case studies truly enhanced my learning experience
Arjun, Hyderabad
I highly recommend Happy Trainings' Business Analyst Healthcare Course. The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, and the course content was comprehensive. It helped me transition into a business analyst role in the healthcare sector seamlessly.e

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FAQ's For Business Analyst Healthcare Training Course

Is prior experience in healthcare necessary to enroll in the course?

While prior experience in healthcare is beneficial, it is not a prerequisite. The course covers healthcare-specific concepts and provides an understanding of the industry, making it suitable for both experienced professionals and newcomers.

Will the course cover healthcare regulations and compliance requirements?

Yes, the course will cover healthcare regulations and compliance requirements to ensure that you understand the legal and regulatory aspects related to healthcare business analysis.

What career opportunities can I explore after completing the course?

Upon completion, you can pursue various career paths, including healthcare business analyst, healthcare data analyst, healthcare project manager, or healthcare systems analyst, in both public and private healthcare organizations.

Is this course self-paced or instructor-led?

This course is instructor-led, providing a structured learning experience with live sessions, interactive discussions, and guidance from experienced instructors. However, certain aspects may be self-paced, allowing you flexibility in completing assignments and projects.

How can I enroll in the Business Analyst Healthcare Course?

To enroll in the course, visit our website or contact our enrollment team. They will guide you through the registration process and provide any additional information you may need.

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