Healthcare Administration MicroMasters

What you will learn:
- How to use management and leadership frameworks, theories, and case studies to address complex issues in healthcare organizations
- How to manage the economic environment in healthcare
- Financial Management techniques to prepare budgets, financial forecasts, assess investment alternatives, and leverage capital structures within healthcare organizations
- Evaluate the value of new healthcare delivery systems and interventions on the basis of quality, safety, efficiency and cost effectiveness using accumulated data
- Evaluate health policy as it applies to industry economics, needs demands and quality of care
- Apply advocacy skills including quality of care, patients-rights, cultural competency and preventative care
- Apply leadership frameworks, skills and functions of management in planning, organizing leadership and systems control
- Evidence-based methods for planning, organizing, leading, and advocating for patients, families and communities in the public health sector
- Demonstrate an understanding of healthcare system providers, financing, consumerism, past and future trends and regulatory and legal framework.

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Leadership and Administrative Policy (edX)

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Leadership and Administrative Policy (edX)
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Understand and develop your own leadership style, while also coaching teams to promote individual growth and improve organizational outcomes. Also, explore important issues in health law for leaders to be equipped to make decisions and influence others.

Healthcare Analytics and Decision Making (edX)

Healthcare leaders deal with important challenges that can affect public health. Learn about health informatics solutions and financial systems needed to manage planning, quality assurance, risk management, and evidence-based decision-making.

Healthcare Organization and Delivery Models - Post Pandemic (edX)

Learn how the structure, delivery, and culture of healthcare systems can greatly impact health innovation and outcomes, such as for diverse vulnerable populations.