HMG 1100 — Foundations of Healthcare Management

3 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureusually offered: fall, springOnlineOnline

Examines the management of health services organizations (HSOs) and health systems from management functions, concepts, and principles to managerial roles, skills, and competencies within the context of HSOs and health systems and their external environment. Introduces managerial tools and techniques for managing effectively in the HSO/health systems environment. Emphasizes how health managers solve problems, make decisions, and conduct strategic planning. Studies the roles played by quality, productivity, and technology in establishing and maintaining a competitive position and how managers seek to manage the complex human relationships that exist within HSOs and health systems as well as other agencies and external stakeholders.

Offering history

TermSectionsEnrolledCapacityFullOpen seats/section
Fall 20251153050%15.0
Spring 20261173057%13.0

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Unlocks

HMG 2100, HMG 2110, HMG 3210, HMG 3225, HRM 2320, MGT 2100, MGT 2310, MKT 2100

Courses that list HMG 1100 in their prerequisites.

Links

Official catalog (HMG course descriptions) · All HMG courses · Plan it at numap.app