Scrum Alliance and Johns Hopkins Launch Healthcare AI Courses
Scrum Alliance and Johns Hopkins University launched the first two courses in an on demand education series for healthcare professionals, the organizations said in a press release. The courses cover responsible AI adoption and the use of data in clinical and operational decisions.
The AI course focuses on designing responsible, human centered systems. The data course teaches an iterative approach to using analytics to improve patient care and healthcare operations.
The courses are available globally. Participants who complete them receive microcredentials from Johns Hopkins University and Scrum Alliance, a digital badge, and a two year Scrum Alliance professional membership. Two more courses are planned for release in the coming weeks.
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