This course provides an applied, practitioner-oriented survey of major topics involving the management and finance of public health organizations and programs. The goal is for students to develop an understanding of the underlying conceptual frameworks, theoretical structure, principal issues involved, and knowledge and skills required in the management and financing of governmental and non-profit organizations which provide, and oversee the provision of, public health services. The course draws upon the theories of public sector management, economics, public finance and expenditure, financial and managerial accounting for governments and non-profits and financial administration.

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