EVAL POLICY-RELEVANT RESEARCH

Catalog description

This course provides an overview of research methods used in health policy analysis, including empirical methods as well as principles of legal research and writing that inform health law. Emphasis is placed on understanding the value and limitations of different research designs and approaches to draw conclusions about policy-relevant issues. Students are also prepared for advanced methods courses. This course is primarily reserved for master's students enrolled in the UCSF-UC Law HPL degree program. MLS/CLS students may enroll with permission of the HPL program, subject to availability and program requirements. To request enrollment in this course, please email [email protected].