Online Master of Arts in Healthcare Administration
Healthcare Administration: Program Outcomes
What You Will Learn
Each course will contain specific course learning outcomes that are mapped to the program learning outcomes. Additionally, courses contain time estimates for readings and activities for assessment purposes. The online Master of Arts in Healthcare Administration program from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota will equip graduates with skills to perform the following:
Provide operational leadership and management to promote organizational quality and sustainability
Demonstrate respectful engagement of others’ ideas, behaviors, and beliefs
Construct and manage a system of governance to implement the organizational vision and mission
Resolve issues based on evidence weighed against relevant criteria
Develop and assess strategic program planning to enhance future growth and change as well as quality assurance
Understand personal leadership style and its impact on an organization
Provide effective human resource management skills to enhance organizational performance
Apply theories and strategies of human resource management
Develop strategies to promote continual improvement of human performance
Identify and foster stakeholder relationships to achieve operational goals
Apply change management skills related to human resource management
Develop financial acumen to contribute to the vitality and viability of health care
Evaluate and apply compliance standards for financial operations
Determine the financial impacts of regional and national economics and public policy
Develop and utilize budgets for planning and decision-making
Integrate knowledge of organizational design, governance, and public policy into health care
Evaluate relevant information and its sources
Apply diverse frames of reference to decisions and actions
Locate, evaluate, and implement plans to address accreditation and regulatory guidelines
Describe and influence the creation of public policy
Develop ethical leadership skills and dispositional attitudes to manage projects and collaborations, with a focus on system redesign and application of advanced technologies
Frame vital questions clearly
Assess the congruence between personal norms and ethical principles
Communicate with clarity and coherence
Develop a subject, including relevance, logic, grasps of the subject, and depth of discussion
Implement plans, partnerships, and policies that address related local and national regulations and community needs
Create policies to address community needs through interagency agreements
Develop plans to monitor and incorporate ongoing regulatory changes
Create an environment and systems for culturally appropriate care
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