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Turku University of Applied Sciences

Digitalization in Social and Health Care

5 cr

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Description

Digitalization in Social and Health Care

Working methods

Content scheduling

The course will be implemented as follows:

18.9. 2026 klo 8.30-11.30
22.10.2026 klo 12.30-15.30
23.10. 2026 klo 9.00-16.00

After completing the course, the student will:

Masters the specific features of managing the digitalization change of services personal health archives, self-measurement digitalization of mobile social and health services delivered to the home.

Student's use of time and effort

Contact teaching sessions, including a health technology fair event (12 h)
The course includes one written group assignment (40 h)
The course includes an individual exam (60 h)
The course includes independent information search and work as well as small group work (23 h)

Contact teaching sessions are mandatory. The absence of a teaching session will be compensated by a replacement assignment, which will be agreed separately with the teachers after each teaching session.

The course consists of 5 credits, 135 hours.

Teaching methods

The course is implemented using a variety of methods.

Alternative ways of completing the course

The student has the opportunity to credit the course with a corresponding course of study.

The student has the opportunity to credit the course with knowledge and experience in the subject area. The method of crediting is agreed with the teacher before the start of the course.

Additional information and registration

Price
75 €
Enrollment
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Additional information:

Dates

Fields

Health and welfare

Languages of instruction

Finnish

Organiser

Turku University of Applied Sciences

Turku University of Applied Sciences

Teachers

Anu Vaihekoski, teacher

Minna Salakari, teacher

Contact details

avoinamk@turkuamk.fi

Belongs to themes:

Health and well-being

New technologies