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1. Information technology skills: Information technology skills are the ability to use computers and other technologies to perform tasks. This is another essential competency for healthcare professionals, as they are increasingly using technology to deliver care. In this course, I learned how to use electronic health records, clinical decision support systems, and other healthcare technologies. I also learned how to protect patient privacy and security. This knowledge will help me to use technology safely and effectively to improve the quality of care that I provide.

In addition to these two competencies, I also learned about the ethical and legal implications of using information technology in healthcare. I learned about the importance of protecting patient privacy and security, and I learned about the laws and regulations that govern the use of information technology in healthcare. This knowledge will help me to use information technology ethically and legally to improve the quality of care that I provide.

I believe that these competencies are essential for healthcare professionals who want to use information technology to improve the quality of care that they provide. By becoming data literate and by developing information technology skills, healthcare professionals can use technology to make better decisions about patient care, to identify trends and patterns, and to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of care delivery.