Campus: UNC - Fall
Course Description - Prepares students to assume a supervisory role in the management of health and human service programs. Course covers planning, decision-making, organization, budgeting, marketing, human resource management, leadership.
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Campus: AMC - Spring
Course Description - Analyze the organization and administration of public health agencies at national, state and local levels. Major public health problems, including administrative and policy decisions regarding their resolution will be included.
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Campus: AMC - Fall, Spring, Summer
Course Description - Students are introduced to basic components of current health care system and basic economic principles as applied to selected aspects of the health care system.
Instructor: Dr. Adam Atherly
Campus: AMC - Fall
Course Description - This course focuses on health care financing and economic issues. A microeconomics framework, including issues of supply, demand, market structure, market failure, price and output are discussed as they apply to the health sector.
Instructor: Dr. Dann Milne
Campus: AMC - Spring (Prereq: HSMP 6603)
Course Description - The focus of this course will be the analysis of important US health policy issues, such as access, cost and quality. Analytic concepts, approaches and frameworks will be used to explore specific health policy issues.
Instructor: Dr. Elaine Morrato
Campus: AMC - Fall (Prereq: HSMP 6603)
Course Description: Course designed to present technical, policy and administrative issues within context of operational activities of community and public health agencies. Introduction to basic management skills is included.
Instructor: Sara Miller, MPA
Campus: AMC - Spring
Course Description: This course presents and discusses contemporary public health and health care administration legal issues in the United States.
Instructor: M. Jewel
Campus: AMC - Fall
Course Description: Course explores ethical/legal dimensions of various topics of concern in areas of public health, health policy, epidemiology. Topics: health care reform, medical indigence, screening/genetic screening, epidemiological research, QUALYS and health outcomes research, public health/individual rights, public health in developing countries.
Instructor: Dr. D. Matthew
Campus: AMC - Spring
Course Description: This is an introductory course on the theory, methods and application of economic evaluation in health context.
Instructor: Dr. Hai Fang
Campus: AMC - Fall (Prereq: HSMP 6603, HSMP 6604)
Course Description: This course provides students with a basic understanding of financial decision making including the time value of money, budgeting and financial management and other topics.
Instructor: Dr. Richard Lindrooth
Campus: AMC - Fall (Prereq: HSMP 6603)
Course Description: In this course students learn the principles of competition, strategic analysis and strategic management, within the context of the healthcare industry.
Instructor: Dr. R. Wolfson
Campus: AMC - Spring (Prereq: BIOS 6601)
Course Description: Course provides an overview of the discipline of health services research (HSR)
Instructor: Dr. Adam Atherly
Campus: AMC - Fall (Prereq: HSMP 6617)
Course Description: This course provides an overview of research methods in health services. This class is designed for individuals who have completed HSMP 6617.
Instructor: Dr. Richard Lindrooth
Campus: AMC - Spring, Summer, Fall
Course Description: Special interest areas of current health systems, management, and policy research and practice are presented and analyzed. The course format is lecture and discussion or seminar. Check the CSPH Web site for offerings and topics for this course each semester.
Instructor: Dr. Adam Atherly
Campus: AMC - Spring, Summer, Fall
Course Description: Faculty directed independent study in topics related to health systems, management and policy.
Instructor: Dr. Lucinda Bryant
Campus: AMC - Spring, Summer, Fall (Consent of instructor is required)
Course Description: Course is designed to meet the needs of students interested in conducting advanced studies of issues and topics in bioethics, medical humanities, or health law. Students will work under the direction of the course director on a specific research topic.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Yarborough