Course descriptions are for the core Health Management courses. Additional course work is required, including prerequisites, GECs, and other support courses.
Course
Descriptions
| AM 102 Introduction to Health Professions U 2 |
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An introduction to the allied health professions both graduate and
undergraduate that contribute to the delivery of health care in America.
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| COMM 200 Communication in Society U 5 |
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Role of communication in society; forms, strategies, theories and issues; interpersonal, group, organizations, public and mass communication. |
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Prereq: English 110 or equiv.
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| Classics 210 Classical Background of Scientific Terminology U 3 |
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Study of technical and scientific terms from Greek and Latin sources; roots, word elements, word formation, analysis; helpful in medical, biological, and kindred studies. |
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| PSYCH 340 Introduction to Life Span Developmental Psychology U 5 |
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A survey of developmental psychology including some phylogenetic perspective.
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| PUBH-EPI 510 Introduction to Epidemiology U 4 |
| Introduction to the study of population health; history, methods, applications, and issues in epidemiology. |
| Prereq or concur: Stat 135 or 145 or equiv. |
| AM 630 D Management Principles for Health Professionals U G P 3 |
| An analysis of the management process and its application to the health care setting. |
| Prereq: Enrollment in AMP or permission of instructor. |
| PSYCH 300 Research in Psychology: An Introduction U 4 |
| An overview of issues, methods, and techniques of scientific psychological research. |
| Prereq: 100. |
| ED PAES 624 Foundations of Workforce Development and Education U G 4 |
| Study of an integrated approach to workforce development and
education programs and issues. |
| Philosophy 130 Introduction to Ethics U 5 |
| The nature of right and wrong, good and evil; the grounds of moral choice and decision; the resolution of moral conflicts. |
| AM 200 CPR for the Health Care Provider U 2* |
| Knowledge, competencies, issues and concerns of health care providers regarding basic life support/cardiopulmonary resuscitation. |
| *Ohio State Lima students may substitute current CPR certification
for this course. |
| AM 505 Principles of Disease I U 3 |
| Basic pathophysiology and its application to the organ systems. |
| Prereq: Admission to the School of Allied Medical Professions and
Physiol 312 or EEOB 232; or permission of instructor. |
| AM 506 Principles of Disease II U 3 |
| A continuation of 505. |
| Prereq: 505. |
| AM 591 Health Care Organization U 3 |
| An examination of the roles of public and private organizations in planning and supporting health care, including study of health trends, social legislation, and current professional issues. |
| Prereq: Enrollment in AMP or NUR or permission of instructor. |
| AM 663 Introduction to the Long Term Care Continuum U G 3 |
| Introduction to the types of services, regulatory requirements and financing of long term care alternatives in the US healthcare delivery system. |
| Prereq: 591 or sr standing in AMP or permission of instructor. |
| AM 662 Introduction to Managed Health Care U G 3 |
| Introduction to the evolution, structure and function of managed care organizations with analysis of interfaces among payers, providers and purchasers of health care. |
| Prereq: 591 or sr level in AMP or permission of instructor. |
| AM 696 Seminar in Program Assessment, Development and Evaluation for Health Sciences U 3 |
| Review of needs assessment theory, concepts of economic analysis, quality of life and clinical outcomes given scarce program resources and creation of a development and evaluation plan. |
| Prereq: Jr standing in Health Sciences Program or permission of
instructor. |
| AM 650 Health Care Information Systems U G 3 |
| Survey of patient, administrative and financial information systems
in health care, and the technologies and management practices to support
them. Prereq: Enrollment in AMP or written permission of instructor. |
| HIMS 620 Healthcare Reimbursement Systems U G 3 |
| Principles of clinical and reimbursement based classification systems with emphasis on utilization review in acute and managed care environments. |
| Prereq: Enrollment in HIMS, AMP or written permission of instructor. |
| HIMS 544 Legal Principles for Health Managers U 3 |
| Legal system, hospital and professional liability, and legal requirements affecting the operations of healthcare organizations. |
| Prereq: Enrollment in Health Sciences management track or written
permission of instructor. |
| AM 604 Case Studies in Health Sciences U 4 |
| Experience in evaluating and analyzing case studies in health care and health services, emphasizing critical thinking, problem solving, and decision-making approaches and leadership. |
| Prereq: Sr level in Health Sciences or permission of instructor. |
| ACCT&MIS 310 Foundations of Accounting U 5 |
| A survey of accounting for non-business students; financial statements and analysis; accounting for assets, liabilities and owners equity; and elements of managerial accounting. |
| Prerequisites are Math 130 or higher, CS&E 100 and Econ 200. |
| BUS MHR 400 Foundations of Management and Human Resources U 4 |
| Survey of topics in management and human resources for non-business students. The material includes a discussion of organizational behavior, human resource management and labor markets. |
| Prerequisites are Math 130 or higher, CS&E 100 and ECON 200. |
| BUS FIN 420 Foundations of Finance U 4 |
| Survey of topics in finance for non-business students including: discussion of investment, time value of money, financial markets, financial institutions, risk and return, corporate and international business. |
| Prerequisites are Math 130 or higher, CS&E 100 and ECON 200. |
| 430 Foundations of Operations Management U 4 |
| A survey of operations management for non-business students including discussion of operations management issues in both manufacturing and service organizations including management and purchasing. |
| Prerequisites are Math 130 or higher, CS&E 100 and ECON 200. |
| BUS M&L 450 Foundations of Marketing Management U 4 |
| A survey of marketing for non-business students including discussion of marketing practice tools and concepts and their applications in profit and non-profit organizations. |
| Prerequisites are Math 130 or higher, CS&E 100 and ECON 200. |
