Basic Finance – SPHA 501
To be effective, health care managers must have the financial literacy to make well-informed and thorough decisions.
Back to School – Traffic warning
Starting September 8th, expect heavy delays when travelling to UBC. Please ensure that you leave early in order to make your morning classes/appointments.
Leadership – SPHA 564
Leadership requires having an appreciation and greater understanding of different leadership styles, tools and approaches to be successful in today’s complex health care environment.
Statistics – SPHA 554 and SPHA 555
Statistics is the subject that allows us to explore any topic with a quantitative glee, and health care is no exception.
Organizational Behaviour – SPHA 521
It is people, not organizations that care for patients, find opportunities for improvements, and make critical decisions.
Health Information Systems – SPHA 544
More and more healthcare organizations are relying on the expertise of individuals trained in health informatics
Health Economics – SPHA 532
Economics is about the use of scarce resources in an efficient and equitable way.
HR/Strategic Management – SPHA 522 and SPHA 561
The capacity to implement health care services relies on people working together for patients, making human resources strategies a key management concept.
Operations and Logistics – SPHA 542
Operations management considers how systems work and how we can make them better.
Health Care Priority Setting – SPHA 533
Being a leader requires knowing how to apply specific tools, criteria and strategies to set priorities and make decisions about needs, problems and goals.