Managing Strategy in Public Health

Catalog description

This elective course equips learners with skills and current practices related to strategy, an important area of focus for leaders and managers in public health and health-related organizations aiming to improve organizational performance. It helps learners answer the question: "How do organizations use resources, and why do some organizations outperform others?" You will learn approaches that enable organizations to create value, to leverage advantage, and to communicate strategic plans. Overall, this course will equip learners with useful theories, frameworks, and perspectives while enhancing their critical analytical skills in the application of strategy in public health.