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Please find below NCCQ & HI Exam Dates for 2023 - 2028:

NCCQ Exams

19.09.23

19.03.24

17.09.24

18.03.25

16.09.25

17.03.26

15.09.26

16.03.27

21.09.27

21.03.28

19.09.28

HI Exams

20.05.24

21.05.24

19.05.25

20.05.25

18.05.26

19.05.26

24.05.27

25.05.27

22.05.28

23.05.28

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Changes to the Health Informatics Diploma Examination – Effective From May 2024

Examination Details

The requirement will be for a 5000 word thesis/dissertation on a subject which must be of a health records/information management nature.

The candidate will be required to write a short A4 precis of the proposed topic, the research methodology to be utilised and/or the project to be undertaken.  This is submitted for approval to the Director of Education prior to the thesis/dissertation being undertaken.  Following agreement with the Director of Education, the candidate has six months in which to complete and submit the thesis/dissertation for review.

The dissertation/thesis will be scored according to the following criteria by two independent assessors:

Introduction

• Explanation of the topic
• Placed in a wider context
• Demonstrates familiarity with the background literature on this topic if applicable
• Illustrates the general implications of the project for the subject as a whole
• States clearly the objectives of the project

Methodology

• Clear description of the method(s) applied
• Justification of choice of method(s)
• Soundness of methodology
• Appropriateness of theoretical framework
• Evaluation of the effectiveness of the methodology
• Problems encountered are discussed
• Should include at least one survey with analysis of findings

Data Analysis, Discussion and Conclusions

• Correct interpretation of the results and critical comparison with theoretical models as appropriate
• Understanding of the results’ practical implications
• Correct and logical conclusions drawn from the analysis, consistent with the activity’s objectives

Overall Structure of the Report

• Logical structure of report and literary accuracy
• Quality of presentation
• Length

Project Activity and Effort

• Project planning
• Demonstration of initiative
• Commitment and effort