By the end of this program, participants will be able to: Identify and describe the range of mHealth devices (e.g., wearables, sensors, mobile diagnostics) and their roles in healthcare delivery. Explain the architecture and functionality of mobile health platforms, including how they collect, store, analyze, and transmit health data. Assess the integration of mHealth technologies with electronic health records (EHRs), telemedicine systems, and clinical workflows. Evaluate the effectiveness of mHealth solutions in managing chronic diseases, supporting remote patient monitoring, and improving patient engagement. Analyze legal, ethical, and regulatory issues related to the use of mHealth, including data privacy (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR), security, and informed consent. Critically examine current trends and innovations in mHealth, such as AI-powered health apps, digital therapeutics, and population health tools. Apply best practices for selecting, implementing, and managing mHealth tools in clinical or public health environments. Design or assess an mHealth solution or pilot project, taking into account user needs, clinical goals, technology requirements, and data considerations.

To enroll in this course/certificate program, participants should have: Basic understanding of healthcare systems or public health principles (e.g., knowledge of how healthcare is delivered, roles of providers, patient care processes) Familiarity with digital technology or IT tools (e.g., basic computer literacy, use of mobile apps, understanding of data or software systems) Recommended (but not required): Prior coursework or experience in health informatics, nursing, allied health, computer science, or public health An interest in digital health, telemedicine, or healthcare innovation

Follow Coral Plus LMS policies: participation, integrity, respectful conduct, HIPAA/privacy adherence, timely completion of assessments. 1. Participants should register in advance to receive access details. 2. Access links and passwords, if applicable, should be provided securely to registered participants. 3. Participants are encouraged to join the webinar a few minutes early to resolve any technical issues 4. Participants are responsible for ensuring a stable internet connection, compatible devices (computer, tablet, or smartphone), and recommended browsers. 5. A microphone and webcam may be required for interactive sessions. Please test your audio and video settings in advance. 6. The webinar may be recorded for educational purposes. 7. Recorded sessions may be shared with registered participants after the webinar. 8. Please be mindful not to share personal or confidential information during the webinar. 9. A detailed agenda will be provided, and each session will adhere to the schedule to cover all planned topics. 10. Time will be allocated for Q&A sessions and discussions. 11. A helpdesk or contact information for technical support will be provided during the webinar. 12. Common technical issues will be addressed at the beginning of the session. 13. Relevant resources, such as presentation slides or additional reading materials, will be shared after the webinar.

This program is ideal for individuals and professionals looking to expand their knowledge and skills in the rapidly growing field of mobile health. Those who could benefit include: Healthcare Professionals Physicians, nurses, allied health workers, and care coordinators seeking to integrate mHealth technologies into clinical practice or patient care workflows. Public Health Practitioners Individuals involved in community health, disease prevention, or population health management who want to leverage mobile tools for outreach and monitoring. Health IT and Informatics Professionals Those working with electronic health records, digital platforms, or health data systems who need to understand mHealth integration and data flow. Health Administrators and Policy Makers Decision-makers aiming to implement or evaluate mobile health solutions in hospitals, clinics, or health systems. Digital Health Entrepreneurs and Innovators Start-up founders, product managers, or developers creating or scaling mHealth devices and platforms. Students and Academics Learners in public health, nursing, medicine, health informatics, or computer science programs preparing for careers in health technology. Caregivers and Patient Advocates Individuals supporting patient health who are interested in using mHealth tools for remote care, adherence, or wellness tracking.