Courses Details

HMP644: Strategic Planning And Leadership For Public Health And Healthcare Orgs

  • Graduate level
  • Residential
  • Winter term(s) for residential students;
  • 3 credit hour(s) for residential students;
  • Instructor(s): Denise Anthony (Residential);
  • Prerequisites: HMP 600
  • Description: Explore strategic planning and change leadership models required to implement strategic initiatives. Students will learn a systematic approach for the development of strategic plans as well as an implementation model to lead through times of strategic change.
  • Learning Objectives: LO1: Understand the fundamental principles, concepts, components, and analytic techniques involved in strategic planning. LO2: Understand the fundamental principles, approaches, and models of strategic leadership. LO3: Define and develop your skills as a strategic leader in identifying and assessing the importance of environmental factors, internal factors, and key external and internal stakeholders. LO4: Define and develop your skills as a strategic leader in building a strategic vision and plan for your organization and implementing strategy as a change leader. LO5: Develop a foundation for your personal approach to strategic planning and strategic leadership and apply it to your own practice. LO6: Understand the role of the Board of Directors/Trustees in the strategic planning and leadership processes.
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