Introductn to Health Econ
Part of HPMN 6503 Introduction to Health Economics
8:30am–11:20am
HAMMER HLTH SCIENCES CENTER HSC 301
Medical Center
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Lecture · In-Person · Standard
Open to Public Health
Permissions: 4+1, HPM MPH YR2, non-HPM CEOR YR2, MHA YR1 onl
Description
Health economics provides theories and tools for understanding, predicting, and changing human behavior. Understanding and changing the behavior of firms and individuals, designing health policies, and managing firms and organizations concerned with delivering health care and improving health, requires a solid foundation in health economics. In this course, students will learn the concepts in health economics most relevant and important to public health professionals and how these economic concepts can be applied to improving health care and the public health systems. Students will identify the basic concepts of health economics for the purposes of solving problems using these concepts, and apply these concepts in new contexts within public health.
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- Grading
- Standard
- Format
- LECTURE · In-Person
- Credits
- 3 credits
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