introduction to the application of the social and behavioral sciences to health. Emphasis will be placed on (1) how theories, empirical research, findings, and methodologies of psychology, sociology, and anthropology apply to health issues; and (2) the major social and cultural determinants of health-related behavior. (2 credit hours) GMPH 702-01 Biostatistics I - This is an introductory course in the basic statistical concepts, principles, and methods used in the health sciences. Taught as part of the core curriculum for all Master of Science in Public Health students, the broad goal of this component is to enable students to have basic knowledge and its application in the experimental and non-experimental phases of health care administration and medical disciplines. The student should understand the traditional role of biostatistics and its newer role in the computer age and the age of innovative health care delivery systems. (3 credit hours) Courses Specific to School of Dentistry for Public Health Certificate: Additionally, four courses offered within the traditional MMCSOD curriculum qualify as credit towards the Public Health Certificate. These courses include: Community Dental Health II (PDNT 522-01), Practice Management (PDNT 501- 01), Pediatric Dentistry Clinic (PEDN 700-01), and Final Clinical Competency Exam (ASDD 615-01). Elective/Optional Course(s) for Public Health Certificate: MSPH 700-01 Health Administration - This D2 course is designed to help students understand theories and skills that prepare them to become culturally competent members in their communities. Emphasis will be placed on the acquisition and promotion of skills, attitudes, behaviors, and knowledge necessary for students to work respectfully and effectively with patients and each other in a culturally diverse environment. (3 credit hours) 122
- Subject
- GMPH
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- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
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