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AHCJ 539: Technology and Health Care Organizations
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Explores the direct and indirect impacts of technology on health care systems. Examines technology in terms of its definition, limits, change factors, and diffusion at the personal, managerial, corporate, and governmental levels of health care.
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AHCJ 544: Advanced Functional Neuroanatomy
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Analyzes and applies neuroanatomy to lesions of the human nervous system; clinical significance of such lesions.
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AHCJ 545: Legal and Ethical Issues in the Health Professions
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
History and structure of federal and state governments, including torts, contracts, administrative law, criminal law, and reporting issues. Legal and ethical issues in patient confidentiality and release of patient information. The impact of technology on the collection and dissemination of patient information. Medical legal liability issues, including corporate compliance.
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AHCJ 551: Professional Systems in Management I
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Administering the academic department: personnel selection, development, and evaluation; finance; team development; and leadership theories.
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AHCJ 552: Professional Systems in Management II
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Administering the clinical setting, including assessing needs, implementing a business plan, and negotiating contracts; management philosophies.
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AHCJ 556: Administration in Higher Education
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Leadership philosophy and styles of administrative leadership in higher education, with particular application to health professions educational programs. Includes personnel management; budgeting; contracting for clinical placement; group leadership in committees; faculty selection, development, and evaluation; strategic planning; and policy development.
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AHCJ 558: Stress and Health Behavior
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Evaluates effects of stress on individuals, families, students, and health professionals in the educational setting. Analyzes biopsychological foundations, social systems, technological influences, life-development factors, and unique aspects of health-professional education analyzed. Explains coping strategies--such as nutrition, exercise, humor, time management and organization, cognitive therapies, relaxation, and imagery.
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AHCJ 559: Health Communication in Rehabilitation Science
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Provides a broad introduction to human communication in a health care context. Provider-client communication, provider communication and education, intercultural health communication, alternative medicine, health ethics, and mass- media health images.
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AHCJ 564: Collaborative Learning in Higher Education
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Collaborative learning, theories of group-individual interaction, and the communication process. Educational orientation to the utilization of groups to enhance motivation, commitment, and learning in higher education.
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AHCJ 565: Health Communication:Counseling Patients and Personnel
3.00 Credits
University of Southern California
Communication in health care, multiple applications of communication theory to health promotion, and essentials of professional communication in clinical teaching and leading groups of health professionals. Emphasizes counseling techniques, non-defensive communication, and increased communications awareness.
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