Academics Shared Interprofessional Courses

Public Health


GPH 738: Program Planning and Evaluation

This course provides an overview of the development of public health programs and the evaluation of those programs. The course will help students develop skills required to assess community needs and assets, identify and adapt evidence-based programs, evaluate program effects,…

Credits: 3

Public Health


GPH 740: Global Health

This course introduces you to critical issues in global health emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach to understanding global health problems. The concepts and issues of global health will be considered as well as emerging issues and future concerns. Selected critical global…

Credits: 3

Healthcare Administration


HCA 705: Emergency Management

A hurricane is an amazing meteorological phenomenon… until it becomes a disaster by coming in contact with humans. From an overturned tractor-trailer full of milk to a global pandemic, the philosophy of “proper prior planning prevents pathetically poor performance” applies.…

Credits: 3

Healthcare Administration


HCA 720: Leadership and Strategic Management in Health Settings

This course explores the challenges and opportunities facing healthcare leaders and organizations in an age of accountable care, and examines the critical role health data and informatics can and should play in strategic management. Using case-based study techniques, students explore…

Credits: 3

Healthcare Administration


HCA 730: Measuring Social Media Impact

Students will explore the range of social media metrics used to inform marketing campaigns and budgeting decisions. This course will provide students with skills in analyzing social media metrics and developing strategies for viable advertising and social media information dissemination…

Credits: 3

Healthcare Administration


HCA 740: Entrepreneurship and Business Development

This course will explore the complexities of small business development in healthcare settings. Students will engage with theories of, and practical approaches to, strategic decision making and leadership. Course topics will include such key skills as developing business plans,assessing the…

Credits: 3

Healthcare Administration


HCA 760: Healthcare Finance and Revenue Cycle Strategy

This course explores the fundamentals of finance and economics in a health care system at both the local system and national levels. Healthcare leadership increasingly depends upon deep and strategic understanding of the complex payor systems that provide revenue to…

Credits: 3

Certificate


HCA 765: Communication for Healthcare Leaders

Students in the course will examine concepts, theories, and best practices for communication in the professional workplace. The goal of this course is to refine your written, oral and visual communication. Participants in this course will develop strategies to create…

Credits: 3
Tuition: $770/credit

Certificate


HIN 605: Introduction to Health Informatics

This course introduces students to central health informatics tools, techniques, and concepts used to improve health outcomes through technology. Students explore various healthcare technology platforms, how data is used in healthcare, and how the need for cybersecurity and health data…

Credits: 3
Tuition: $770/credit

Health Informatics


HIN 615: Advanced Computer Information Technologies for Health Informatacists

The field of health informatics depends on advanced computing systems to collect health data and analytical sophistication to make sense of that data. This course provides students with a solid understanding of the computer science that undergirds the entire field,…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 620: Database Design, Standards, Access, Modeling

This course explores in depth database basics such as the relational algebra and data model, schema normalization, query optimization, and transactions. The course addresses current needs in database design and use for optimized human-computer interaction, for rigorous security, and for…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 625: Health Information Legislation, Compliance, Privacy and Security

This course explores legislation and regulation relating to health informatics. The course will examine the major laws and agency regulations governing healthcare technology, data collection, management, and privacy, as well as the security standards required for healthcare and health-related organizations.…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 700: Project Management

The implementation or integration of major projects or initiatives, such as a new healthcare technology system requires careful planning and organization. This course will provide students with widely-accepted concepts and skills that can be used and scaled to successfully complete…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 715: Health Data Analysis, Visualization, and Storytelling

Large data sets are not useful in their native state. Informaticists have to begin by defining the question that will be answered by the data and then organizing, analyzing, and visualizing the dataset. Analytics provide meaningful patterns in the data,…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 730: Human Factors for System Development

A chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and the most intricate and sophisticated computer system is only as useful as its users. This course examines computer and non-computer systems from the perspective of their users, exploring ways…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 735: Measuring User Experience

User experience UX metrics are key to designing and improving mission-critical information systems used by many people within the organization. In this course, students will learn techniques for measuring user experience both quantitatively and qualitatively, and for analyzing that data…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 750: Applying Consumerization Principles to Health Informatics Strategy

This course introduces students to the concept of Healthcare Consumerism, including the relationships between consumer, technology, and healthcare information. Topics covered in this course include consumer applications, mHealth, innovative wearable, consumable, peer engagement, and behavior management systems. We explore how…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 765: Communication for Healthcare Leaders

Students in the course will examine concepts, theories, and best practices for communicating in the professional workplace. The goal of this course is to refine they are written, oral and visual communication. Participants in this course will develop strategies to…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 770: Foundations of Healthcare Data Analytics

R is an open source programming language ideally suited for analysis and visualization. This course will provide students with a foundation in data preparation and preliminary analytics using R which can be applicable for research, quality improvement and industry large-scale…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 775: Advanced Concepts in Healthcare Data Analytics

Advanced topics in health informatics leverages the concepts introduced in the Foundation course. Students will be exposed to advanced statistics, vast and diverse data sets, and data interpretation and visualization. This course will prepare students for a deeper dive into…

Credits: 3

Health Informatics


HIN 785: Health Informatics Capstone

This course begins the 16 week capstone experience in Health Informatics by providing students the opportunity to implement what they have learned through the examination of trends, technologies, and opportunities facing the field. Examining cutting-edge developments in the science and…

Credits: 3

Social Work


SSWO 585: Substance Use: A Social Work Perspective

The focus of this course is to examine issues associated with substance use and the intersection of multiple individual, family, organizational and societal systems that contribute to risk and resilience. We will explore the impact of social exclusion on the…

Credits: 3

Social Work


SSWO 635: Aging & Health

This course is a progressive overview of the field of aging beginning with the history and theories of gerontology and transitioning to the methods providers use with older consumers to maintain wellness and high functional levels in the later years.…

Credits: 3

Social Work


SSWO 670: Grief, Loss, Death & Dying in Social Work

An interdisciplinary course on death and dying, we will explore the death system, funerals, economic considerations of death, care of the dying and the bereaved of all ages, psychological dynamics dealing with the death, and ultimate questions in relationship to…

Credits: 3