LEARNING PATHWAYS
A Guided Sequence for Every Role
Each pathway is a recommended order of courses. Completion time is estimated and does not guarantee employment outcomes.
Health Workers and Hospital Administrators
For nurses, clinicians, and administrators building practical AI and digital skills for daily care and operations.
Estimated time: 7–9 months, part-time
1. Digital Literacy for Healthcare Professionals
2. Foundations of AI in Healthcare
3. Practical Generative AI for Health Professionals
4. AI for Clinical Documentation and Communication
5. Responsible AI, Privacy and Patient Safety
6. Healthcare AI Capstone
IT Professionals and Developers
For software engineers, health-IT staff, and technologists who build, integrate, or maintain digital-health tools.
Estimated time: 9–11 months, part-time
1. Introduction to Digital Health
2. Health Data Management
3. AI Product Development
4. Interoperability
5. Healthcare Cybersecurity
6. Responsible AI Engineering
7. Product Prototype Capstone
Government, NGO and Public-Health Personnel
For ministry staff, program officers, and public-health teams using data and AI to plan and evaluate programs.
Estimated time: 8–10 months, part-time
1. Introduction to Digital Health
2. Health Data Analytics
3. AI for Public Health
4. AI Governance and Procurement
5. Monitoring and Evaluation with AI
6. Public-Health Innovation Capstone
Students and Recent Graduates
For students and early-career graduates building a foundation in digital health and AI for future study or work.
Estimated time: 6–8 months, part-time
1. Digital and AI Foundations
2. Prompt Engineering
3. Health Data Fundamentals
4. Responsible AI
5. Career Readiness
6. Portfolio Project
Career applications, not career promises
LDHI pathways build practical, verifiable skills relevant to digital-health roles. Completing a pathway does not guarantee employment, but it does prepare you to compete for it with real, demonstrable competencies.