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Courses

The following are undergraduate and graduate courses in Health Care Management offered through the Department of Management and Marketing.

Undergraduate Courses

• HCM 370-001 Introduction to Health Systems
• HCM 370-002 Introduction to Health Systems
• HCM 370-990 Introduction to Health Systems
• HCM 371-001 Analysis of Health Care Systems
• HCM 473-001 Survey of Issues in Health Care Management
• HCM 476-990 Principles of Long-Term Care
• HCM 491-001 Independent Study
• HCM 492-001 Internship

Graduate Courses

• HCM 573-001 Advanced Issues in HCM
• HCM 576-990 Advanced Principles of Long-Term Care

Detailed study of components of the health care delivery system in the United States. The course emphasizes history, roles, and interactions of the various providers, consumers, and governments.

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Analysis of operations within health care institutions.

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Examination of current issues in health care, including health care policies and their effect on the health care industry.

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The focus of this class will be on organizational platforms for delivering long-term health care, licensing and regulatory issues facing long-term care and operational and strategic issues facing long-term care.

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HCM 491 Independent Study

Students may earn degree credit for only one independent study course.

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Supervised administrative work experience in the health care industry.

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This course examines current policy and social issues in health care managment. Students develop the analytical skills needed by decision-makers of health care organizations.

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