From problem to product
Understand users and workflows, turn health problems into requirements, and work across clinical, public health and technology teams.
Understand how digital health solutions are designed, built and implemented. Put your learning into practice with hands-on exercises and a project of your own.
No coding experience required for the flagship programme.
Industry practice meets
practical learning.
Digital health is more than apps, telemedicine and AI. It is people, workflows, data and decisions working together to solve real health problems.
We connect the concepts to practice, drawing on LifeDev’s work in product development, research and health-system implementation.
Understand users and workflows, turn health problems into requirements, and work across clinical, public health and technology teams.
Explore health-data quality, APIs and interoperability, including how HL7 FHIR helps systems exchange information.
Evaluate AI use cases and human oversight. Understand how privacy, security, ethics and governance shape digital health.
Plan for readiness, training and adoption. Learn how products are piloted, monitored, improved and scaled in real health settings.
A practical pathway from understanding a health problem to planning a digital solution.
Work through product design, data, APIs, interoperability and AI, then plan how your solution could be implemented responsibly in a real health environment.
View the full curriculum, programme fee and enrolment details. Learning is delivered through Borderless Skills.
A guided, hands-on exercise using Postman.
Assess data quality and plan a useful dashboard.
Walk through how health systems exchange information.
Weigh benefits, risks and real user needs.
Bring your product concept and implementation plan together.
Earn a Certificate of Completion when you meet the required lessons, assessments and capstone requirements.
Each step gives you something to carry into the next.
Short, focused lessons explain the concepts in clear language.
Try each concept in a realistic digital-health scenario.
Develop your thinking, documentation and product skills through assignments.
Turn a health problem into a practical solution concept for your capstone.
Strong learners may be considered for our selective Practicum or Talent Pool.
You don’t have to be a developer to understand digital health. The Academy brings health, public health and technology perspectives into the same conversation.
Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, public health professionals, health administrators and health-system managers.
Researchers, academic teams, M&E specialists, data professionals and programme teams.
HealthTech founders, startup teams, product and project managers, and software and data professionals moving into health.
Students exploring digital health, health informatics and the next step in their careers.
We’re expanding the Academy with focused programmes. Start with the flagship, then explore the areas that matter to your work.
Prepare, analyse and visualise health data to support better decisions.
Explore responsible AI across care, public health, operations and research.
Understand healthcare data exchange, FHIR resources and APIs.
Take products from discovery and requirements through delivery and adoption.
Connect health information systems, data standards and digital workflows.
Design research and evaluate evidence for digital-health interventions.
Design around the needs of patients, health workers and health-system users.
Explore eligibility, claims, payments and healthcare financing workflows.
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Explore the Digital Health Product & Implementation Programme.
Outstanding learners may be considered for the LifeDev Digital Health Practicum or Talent Pool, with opportunities to contribute to supervised simulations, internal initiatives or selected implementation activities.
Selection depends on performance, professionalism, suitability, confidentiality requirements and project availability.
Academy participation does not guarantee employment, an internship, client-project access or admission to the Practicum. Talent Pool membership does not guarantee work or compensation.
No. The flagship programme is designed for health and public health professionals without coding experience. Technical learners can go deeper through optional activities. Basic computer literacy and reliable internet access are recommended.
Learning is delivered through Borderless Skills, LifeDev’s digital learning and workforce-development platform. View the programme for the full curriculum, fee and enrolment details.
Learners who complete the required lessons, assessments and capstone requirements receive a Certificate of Completion.
Not automatically. Outstanding learners may be considered for supervised project experience or internal initiatives. Selection depends on performance, professionalism, confidentiality requirements and available opportunities.
Yes. Institutional cohorts can be arranged for healthcare organisations, universities, NGOs, public-health programmes and other teams that need structured digital-health capacity building. Enquire about institutional training.
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