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008 full-course 8 Approaches to Managing Health Services Organizations 2010-09-01 Fall 2010 David Peters Johns Hopkins University
In a learning laboratory format, this course addresses the challenges of managing health care systems in diverse settings around the world.
013 full-course 13 Health Information Technology Standards and Systems Interoperability 2011-03-01 Spring 2011 Anna Orlova Johns Hopkins University
Educates health professionals in existing health information technology standards and processes.
007 full-course 7 History of Public Health 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Graham Mooney Johns Hopkins University
Take History of Public Health to find a discussion of the historical experience of health and illness as it relates to the population.
015 full-course 15 Integrating Social and Behavioral Theory into Public Health: Foundations/Macro-Mezzo Levels N/A N/A Johns Hopkins University
Part one of a two-part series: Introduces an ecologic perspective that can be used to track the health of individuals and populations.
000 full-course Introduction to Mental Health and Disaster Preparedness N/A N/A Cindy Parker Johns Hopkins University
Introduction to mental health services and
015 full-course 15 Introduction to Methods for Health Service Research and Evaluation 2007-03-01 Spring 2007 Jonathan P. Weiner Johns Hopkins University
With this Johns Hopkins course, you can get an introduction to basic methods for research and program evaluation in health services organizations and systems.
001 full-course 1 The Impact of Primary Care on Population Health 2007-09-01 Fall 2007 Leiyu Shi Johns Hopkins University
Summary of Professor Leiyu Shi's recent work on primary care, outlining research rationale and framework.

Health Services at a Glance

Number of Degrees Conferred in Health Services

    • 545 Bachelor's Degrees in Health Services
      • 13% Male
        Students
      • 87% Female
        Students
    • 617 Master's Degrees in Health Services
      • 35% Male
        Students
      • 65% Female
        Students
    • 10 Doctoral Degrees in Health Services
      • 40% Male
        Students
      • 60% Female
        Students

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