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| Core Courses (any 2 courses) Economics 215S: Applied Cost Benefit Analysis. Prerequisite: Economics 149. Currently unscheduled. Staff Economics 356: Graduate Health Economics I. Prerequisites: Economics 243 and 301. Typically offered every Spring. Sloan Economics 357: Seminar in Health Economics. Prerequisites: Economics 243 and 310. This seminar is only open to PhD students in economics. Sloan Health Management 326: Economics of Health Care.** Offered every Fuqua Term IV (late Spring semester). Khwaja Health Management 408: Management of Health Systems and Policy.** Offered every Fuqua Term III (early Spring semester). Schulman Law 347: Health Care Law and Policy. Havighurst Public Policy Studies 253 and Political Science 249: The Politics of Health Care. Offered every other Fall. Conover Public Policy Studies 261: Evaluation of Public Expenditures. Conrad Public Policy Studies 263S Public Health Issues: Prevention/Management. Offered every Fall. Whetten-Goldstein Public Policy Studies 264S.84: Getting Value for Money in Health Care: Rationing in Theory and Practice. Vigdor Public Policy Studies 264S.30: Comparative Health in Developing Countries. Offered every Fall. Martin-Staple Sociology 227S, B: Social Behavior and Health. George Sociology 227S, C. Organization and Financing of Health Care. (May not be counted toward Certificate if Sociology 171 is counted.) Currently unscheduled. Staff PHYSASST 450: Introduction to Health Care Policy. Offered every Fall. Must enroll manually (see course schedule). Staff
Community and Family Medicine 256C: Ethical Issues in Medicine. H. Smith Christian Ethics 130: Dying and Death. H. Smith and others Christian Ethics 266: Ethics and Health Care. H. Smith Clinical Research 242B: Principles of Clinical Research. Prerequisite: CRP 241B Staff Economics 372: Advanced Theory of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. Prerequisites: Economics 301 or 302 or consent of instructor. Currently unscheduled. Staff Environment 270L: Resource and Environmental Economics. Prerequisite: introductory course in microeconomics. Bennear Environment 271: Economic Analysis of Resource and Environmental Policies. Prerequisite: Environment 270L or equivalent; Economics 149 recommended. Kramer Environment 274: Resource and Environmental Policy. Prerequisite: Environment 270L, Public Policy Studies 272, or consent of instructor. Staff Environment 343: Hazard Management, Law and Ethics. Consent of instructor required. Staff Environment 385: Environmental Decision Analysis. Prerequisite: Applied Statistics or equivalent. Maguire Health Management 325.101: Health Care into the 21st Century.** Intensive week long course offered every August. Note: for this course to count as an elective, in addition to the course requirements, a student must complete a 30-page relevant health policy paper for approval by the Certificate Directore. Mendelson Health Managment 491.201: Information Technology in Health Care. Offered every Fuqua term II. Hammond Health Management 491.401: Biotech: Management of Drug Discovery.** Offered every Fuqua term IV (late Spring semester). Schulman
Interdisciplinary 300C, Law 580: Interdisciplinary Seminar in Medical-Legal-Ethical Issues. Gianturco (Medical), Shimm (Law), Smith (Divinity), and other faculty members from all three schools. Interdisciplinary 302C: Exploring Medicine: Cross-Cultural Challenges to Medicine in the Twenty-First Century. Staff Law 235: Environmental Law. Salzman Law 301: AIDS Law. McAllaster Law 341: Food and Drug Law. Staff Law 396: Genomics and the Law. Coleman Law 555: International Environmental Law (Seminar). Salzman Law 705: Bioethics. Dame Liberal Studies 290.30: Adult Development and Aging. Gold Liberal Studies 290.45: Health Care, Narrative, and Social Theory. Rudy Liberal Studies 290.52: Madness and Society. Offered every other year in the Fall. Miller Liberal Studies 290.54: Aging and Health. Gold Liberal Studies 290.57: Death and Dying. Gold Nursing 303: Health Services Program Planning and Outcomes Analysis. Staff Nursing 362: Ethics in Nursing. Staff Nursing 480: Social Issues, Health, and Illness in the Aged Years. Corazzini Physicians Assistant 250: Health Systems Organization. Offered every first Summer session. Strand Political Science 176A & B: Perspectives on Food and Hunger. Currently Unscheduled. Staff Public Policy Studies 251S: Regulation of Vice and Substance Abuse. Staff Public Policy Studies 264S.05: Policy Challenges of the New Demography. Staff Public Policy Studies 264S.30: Health Care Policy in Developing Countries. Martin-Staple Public Policy Studies 264.31: Globalization Health. Staff Public Policy Studies 264S.32: Matters of Life and Death. Staff Public Policy Studies 264.51: Alcohol Policy. Cook Public Policy Studies 264S.65: Responsible Genomics. Cook-Deegan Public Policy Studies 264S.68: Poverty, Inequality and Health. James Public Policy Studies 264.70: Social Policy Implementation. Staff Public Policy Studies 326H: Designing Human Resources Development Programs. Currently Unscheduled. Staff Public Policy Studies 350: Social Policy. Darity Sociology 171: Comparative Health Care Systems. (May not be counted toward Certificate if Sociology 227C is counted.) Cross-listed as PUBPOL 178. Offered every Spring. Taylor Sociology 227S, D: Medical Sociology. Lin
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