Management Practices in Health Care Delivery
GHP 555
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Course Information
Description
Management Practices in Health Care Delivery provides a review of key strategy and management practices in health care delivery.
The course is designed to train current and future managers how to apply, test, and refine current frameworks in health care delivery. Students are challenged to see patterns, identify solutions, and apply strategic approaches to programs in which they work.
The course consists of three modules which engage multiple disciplines and draw on leading experts.
Module 1: Designing and Measuring Complex Delivery Systems
Module 2: Practices and Processes for Designing Adaptive Systems
Module 3: Planning for Delivery at Scale
The course highlights the array of relationships which characterize health care delivery and global health, including relationships between nations and industries, with patients, providers, and payers. The principles addressed in the course supplement and complement case studies discussed in GHP532: Introduction to Global Health Care Delivery.
Course Note: Students will need general understanding of current players in health systems, as well as a general understanding of the infrastructure needs to deliver products and services to populations.
Enrollment Requirements: Course is designed for students in the GHDI program. Any other interested students must submit an instructor permission request.
Class Notes
Students will need general understanding of current players in health systems, as well as a general understanding of the infrastructure needs to deliver products and services to populations.
Class is designed for students in the GHDI program. Any other interested students must submit an instructor permission request.
Not Available for Cross Registration
