Text: Haimann's Healthcare Management
(8th ed.), Dunn, Rose.
Credit: 3 Hours
Additional Material(s) Needed: None
Note: class meetings are online using blackboard
Course Description: Provides a broad orientation to the health
delivery system and discusses the role of the health services manager
and/or supervisor. Organizational theory and practical information about
health administration are addressed. The organizational and environmental
context within which a health manager works is investigated.
Expected students to enroll in this course are undergraduate juniors
in the health services management program, nursing and non-matriculated
students who are pursuing the certificate in health services management,
and those who are taking the management concentration to fulfill an undergraduate
degree in interdisciplinary studies.
Lab Description: None
Prerequisites: None
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90pts |
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280pts |
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400pts |
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Class Attendance Policy:This is an online course with no attendance in the traditional classroom. However, students have the responsibility to notify the instructor via telephone/e-mail if an emergency arise and/or are unable to keep up with this course.
Requirements for the Student:
This course is a required core course that introduces students to
the fundamentals of management.
Information Technology Literacy
This course is directly linked with technology and your
instructor expects you to:
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Have adequate skills to use the computer
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Attend blackboard training sessions
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Know how to navigate the different areas of blackboard to access
course material and to do assignments
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Know how to use e-mail
E-mail
All students who are registered for this course have a Norfolk State
e-mail account. It is mandatory that you use your NSU e-mail account.
Your e-mail is an important component of this course and you must make
sure it is working properly. Please check your e-mail frequently for feedback
from your instructor. Students must call the Office of Information Technology
at 757-823-8678 to activate e-mail accounts.
There are no make up for quizzes, and no extra
credit work is awarded.
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