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Click on the name of an online course offered at University of Phoenix to view the detailed information; you can also find out about the college or university offering the course by clicking on "School's Profile". |
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Health Care Economics (DHA 721) |
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Economics |
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This course focuses on the application of economic theory to the amount, organization, and distribution of health care services in the United States. Students will apply principles such as supply and demand, margin analysis, and cost effectiveness analysis. Students will discuss issues and controversies surrounding the government?s role in financing and regulating health services. |
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Health Care Infrastructure (HCS 520) |
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Healthcare |
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Central concepts related to health care regulation, economics, and politics are analyzed. Students interpret the impact of legal and regulatory requirements on the process of decision making in health care. The role of economics in driving health care reform and use of alternative health care systems is critically evaluated. |
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Health Care Marketing (DHA 714) |
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Healthcare |
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Survival of health care institutions is primarily dependent on how well marketing succeeds at acquiring market share. This course examines key marketing concepts within the health care industry. Students will examine the financial success of health care institutions from a market share perspective including pricing, promotion, and distribution of services. |
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Human Resource Management (DHA 713) |
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Healthcare |
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Understanding the complexity of managing the vast resources needed to deliver quality health care is essential. Although human resources comprise the majority of needed assets, other resources include facilities and industry suppliers. This course will examine how these resources are interwoven and need to be successfully managed. The course is a combination of theoretical and practical approaches for resource management. |
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