Guided learning path
Integration Engineering: Foundations to Healthcare Architect
Three courses that take you from understanding an interface to designing one. Step by step you build the same picture: what the systems are and why they must talk, how a message is structured and read, what an integration engine does with it, and how a clinical interface is secured, monitored and kept safe when something fails. Each course carries its own certificate and can be taken on its own. Taken in order they build, so nothing is explained twice at the same depth — each step assumes what the one before it taught.
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Certificate in AI & Machine Learning (Foundational)
You're hereBeginner 15 lessons 90 minArtificial Intelligence is transforming every industry. This foundational certificate gives you a solid understanding of AI and machine learning principles, hands-on experience building models, and t…
View courseWhy it's here: Start here if artificial intelligence and machine learning are the reason you are on this path. It is a standalone certificate and does not feed the two courses below it — a dedicated integration foundations course is in development to take this place.
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Healthcare Integration Fundamentals
Intermediate 12 lessons 87 minModern healthcare organisations depend on the seamless exchange of patient information between hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies, electronic health record (EHR) systems, and other clinical applicat…
View courseWhy it's here: The working vocabulary: the systems, the standards, how to read an HL7 v2 message, and what an integration engine does with it. Take this before the architect course.
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(ECHIA) – EduQan Certified Healthcare Integration Architect
Advanced 28 lessons 259 minCourse Overview This course provides a comprehensive foundation in healthcare systems integration. Designed for IT professionals, system analysts, and integration specialists, the program bridges the…
View courseWhy it's here: The architect level. Assumes you can already read a message and describe a channel, and spends its time on design, security, resilience and the deliverables an architect produces.

