Tele-Medicine

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This course requires the student to take a complex systems perspective on the development and delivery of healthcare products and services via time- and distance-mitigating technologies. Both human and technology factors will be assessed as students evaluate, plan, and design telehealth and telemedicine systems, platforms, and technologies consisting of and encompassing people, software, hardware, and networking, which can be supported and/or assisted by AI, blockchain, wearable and implantable technologies, and other existing or emerging technologies. INT 361 Systems Analysis (1 - 6 credit hours) The purpose of this internship is to provide students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience within a technical business environment, with a focus on systems analysis. This experience is designed to provide opportunities for practical application of content learned throughout the program’s coursework, an integral component of every Westcliff degree. INT 363 Systems Integrations (1 - 6 credit hours) The purpose of this internship is to provide students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience within a technical business environment, with a focus on systems analysis. This experience is designed to provide opportunities for practical application of content learned throughout the program’s coursework, an integral component of every Westcliff degree. INT 365 Database Solutions (1 - 6 credit hours) The purpose of this internship is to provide students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience within a technical business environment, with a focus on database solutions. This experience is designed to provide opportunities for practical application of content learned throughout the program’s coursework, an integral component of every Westcliff degree. INT 367 Systems Collaborations (1 - 6 credit hours) The purpose of this internship is to provide students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience within a technical business environment, with a focus on systems collaborations. This experience is designed to provide opportunities for practical application of content learned throughout the program’s coursework, an integral component of every Westcliff degree. INT 369 Data Optimization (1 - 6 credit hours) The purpose of this internship is to provide students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience within a technical business environment, with a focus on data optimization. This experience is designed to provide opportunities for practical application of content learned throughout the program’s coursework, an integral component of every Westcliff degree. INT 371 Process Constructions (1 - 6 credit hours) The purpose of this internship is to provide students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience within a technical business environment, with a focus on process construction. This experience is designed to provide opportunities for practical application of content learned throughout the program’s coursework, an integral component of every Westcliff degree. INT 560 / 562 / 564 / 566 / 568 / 570 / 572 / 574 MS Graduate Internship (1 credit hour) The primary objective of the internship course is to align the graduate technology program with job experience. The internship course allows students the opportunity to gain practical training and real-life experience pertaining to their current program of study. Engaging in an internship provides students with networking, educational, and career advancement opportunities. The university does not have a direct internship placement service but works with services in the community to alert students of available placements and job openings at outside businesses. There is a close relationship between the graduate program course of study and the internship course. The high expectations of being an intern/employee and a graduate-level student are part of the internship course experience. INT 561 / 563 MS Graduate Internship (.5 credit hour) The primary objective of the internship course is to align the graduate technology program with job experience. The internship course allows students the opportunity to gain practical training and real-life experience pertaining to their current program of study. Engaging in an internship provides students with networking, educational, and career advancement opportunities. The university does not have a direct internship placement service but works with services in the community to alert students of available placements and job openings at outside businesses. There is a close relationship between the graduate program course of study and the internship course. The high expectations of being an intern/employee and a graduate-level student are part of the internship course experience.