course: Public Health

1. Foundations of Public Health

These are foundational concepts for understanding public health—you’ll look at its history and its relationship with medicine.  You will explore the societal factors that affect health and illness, compare and contrast biomedical ethics with that of public health, and revisit study designs used in public health. This credit’s modules

Virtual Public Health

During the two-credit longitudinal course, you will work at your own pace with assessments that mark your progress and assure you integrate your other electives with this learning. You’ll be introduced to the knowledge, skills, and range of care needs that physicians encounter in different roles in the public health system and how those skills […]

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