3 courses with the subject HSM, 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.
HSM 6100Health Systems Management: Provides graduate students with an overview of U.S. health
care delivery and the evolution of health services in the United States. Examines health systems foundations, resources, processes, outcomes, policies, and outlooks. Focuses specific considerations on cost, access, and quality in the way of beliefs, values, and health for health management professionals by covering medical technology; financing; outpatient, inpatient, and primary care services; managed care and integrated organizations; long-term care; health services for special populations; and future health services delivery. 3 credits. Spring II.
HSM 6150Essentials of Managed Health Care: This course is designed to give you a comprehensive
understanding of how health care organizations operate, the roles and responsibilities of managers, and the challenges they face in delivering high-quality, equitable care. You will explore topics such as strategic planning, marketing, finance, human resources, teamwork, health information systems, and health disparities, all through the lens of real-world health care settings. By the end of the course, you will be able to analyze complex health care issues, evaluate organizational performance, and apply management principles to improve patient care and organizational outcomes. Throughout the course, you will engage with practical examples, case studies, and interactive discussions to build the skills necessary to succeed as a health care professional and leader. 3 credits. Summer I.
