36 courses with the subject HLTH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course provides an overview of the origin, organization, financing, and delivery of healthcare in the U.S. In this course, students will compare the performance of the healthcare system in t
This case-based course will engage students in the analysis of varied models of care delivery in the U.S. and internationally. Cases will illuminate principles and frameworks for the design of efficient and effe
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This course provides an in-depth examination of the historical evolution of the U.S. healthcare system, mapping key components
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In this course, students will delve into Lean Six Sigma methodologies to optimize healthcare processes and improve the customer expe
This course explores the origins, components, organization, and operation of the U.S. health system. It prepares students for subsequent healthcare administration courses th
Develops foundational evidence-based management skills and initiates the professional self-development work that students undertake throughout the MHA Program. This course c
Builds essential accounting and financial management skills for healthcare managers. Topics include income statements, balance sheets, and interpretation and analysis of fin
Focusing on healthcare operations management, this course explores best practices in optimizing patient flow, scheduling
Builds on Health Systems I: Healthcare in the U.S. by examining the system through the lenses of economics, law, and policy. In order for students to be better prepared to help their organizations adapt effectively
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the healthcare supply chain, including the roles and interactions
Introduces students to concepts, analytic tools, and techniques in operations management, including project management, process documentation and analysis, process improvement tools, Lean Six Sigma method
This course equips students with essential skills to plan and manage projects effectively in healthcare settings. Em
Develops students' knowledge and skills to enable them to engage more effectively with the human side of healthcare organizations. The course examines forces that shape healthca
In this course, students will be introduced to the essentials of health research and analytics, including hypothesis development, descriptive statistics, t-tests,
The production of healthcare is a service of significant personal and social consequence, and the quality of that service is high on the agenda of every healthcare leader. Many industry trends are interacting to p
This course will rotate its focus based on current trends and innovations in healthcare management. In the next few years, this course will examine the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare operations and m
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of innovation in the healthcare industry. The focus is on innovative delivery models and clinical practices in the U.S. Students will analyze case studies on innovative healthcare organizations and learn
This course prepares students to practice evidence-based management in their organizations through an understanding of the different types and uses of evidence, the acqu
Data and data analytics have promise to give healthcare providers, patients, and payers the fuel they need to improve health, address healthcare challenges, and contribute to higher quality of life. This course introduces students to the exciting field of big healthcare data and use of real-world data across the healthcare industry. Big data, created from the huge amounts of informat
Introduces students to a wide range of current innovations as well as innovations that are expected in the future. The course builds students' skills to anticipate, adopt an
The production of healthcare is a service of significant personal and social consequence and the quality of that service is high on the agenda of every healthcare leader. A number of trends in the industry are interacting to provide both ne
In 1988, a report commissioned by the US Navy observed that "when organizations operate technologies that are beneficial, costly and hazardous, they are pressed to take on goals of failure-free operations. There is a class o
Today's successful healthcare organization depends upon a breadth and depth of leadership skills throughout, not only at the executive level. Leaders must work effectively with diverse professional and patient groups as well as other internal and external stakehold
This comprehensive leadership course explores fundamental leadership concepts and practices, with a dual focus on personal leadership development and leading effective teams, particularly in the healthcare environment. Students will develop core leadership competencies, exploring different leadership st
The success of any healthcare organization depends on the ability of its leaders and managers to continuously identify, evaluate and address the key issues facing the organization. Innovations in technology, products, practices, and organization, which are continuousl
The health and wellbeing of people throughout the world are challenged by many factors. To highlight those factors and what is being done to address them, this course focuses on global health problems and needs, including those related to infectious and chronic diseases, inj
Students in this elective course learn to apply principles of design thinking and biomimicry to create new ways of meeting the challenges faced by today's healthcare organizations. Design thinking brings a novel, holi
he objective of this course is to equip students with knowledge and tools to visualize and analyze healthcare data and recommend solutions for healthc
Builds student competencies in the improvement and assurance of the quality and safety of healthcare services. This course builds on the principles, concepts, tools, and analytic methods addressed in the pre-requisite
This course revisits the health system as a diverse set of public and private entities working together to build and sustain health at the community and population levels. It prepares students to be boundary-spanners within that system and to plan and manage services that optimize community and population health. The traditio
This is a student-initiated directed study project. The student and fa
The internship enables students to learn about important aspects of healthcare by working in a healthcare organization. It is intended for students who do not have professional experience in the U.S. healthcare
The MHA Capstone integrates information, concepts, and tools from across the MHA curriculum. Each student either (1) develops a strategic or operational plan for a healthcare organi
HLTHIB-870 Global Travel Seminar: Comparative Analysis of the H HON-HC301 Honors Master Class "Power, Policy, and Profit: Navig HON-HC302 Honors Master Class "Power, Policy, and Profit: Navig
Source: Suffolk University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
