Courses in health administration (MHA) are offered by Telfer School of Management
MHA 5140 Financial Accounting (1.5 units)
Introduction to the foundations of financial accounting including theoretical aspects, the principles of financial reporting and preparation of financial statements and accounting for inventory and capital assets. Creation and interpretation of financial performance measurements.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 5140 and MHA 5141 cannot be combined for credit with MBA 5340 or with MBA 5140 and MBA 5141.
MHA 5141 Managerial Accounting (1.5 units)
Introduction to the preparation and use of accounting information to support managerial decision making. Topics include product and process costing and activity based costing and management.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 5140 and MHA 5141 cannot be combined for credit with MBA 5340 or with MBA 5140 and MBA 5141.
MHA 5150 Managing Finance in Health Systems (3 units)
Financial planning and interpretation of financial statements and metrics, managing budgets and understanding funding models in health systems.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 5158 Digital Health Innovation & Transformation (3 units)
Principles of health informatics, EHR, telehealth, mobile health, artificial intelligence, innovation processes, planning and implementing technological solutions.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 5300 Data-Driven Decision-Making in Health Systems (3 units)
Critical thinking, evidence-based decision-making, data analysis, statistical reasoning and inference, and ethical use of data.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 5330 People management in Health Systems (3 units)
Working with partnerered health providers, develop strategic workforce plans, HHR optimization and analytics, inclusive recruitment and retention, as well as talent development.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 5345 Health Leadership and Change Management (3 units)
The course will be guided by the CCHL’s LEAD Framework to help students translate leadership, governance, and accountability principles into practice when working with hybrid teams, dyads, remote employees, and across organizational boundaries.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 5701 Gestion et entrepreneuriat en santé (3 crédits)
Ce cours initie les professionnels de la santé à la gestion et à l’entrepreneuriat dans un contexte de soins en évolution. Axé sur la planification stratégique, le leadership, la gestion des ressources humaines, la finance, le marketing et l’innovation, il leur permet de développer un esprit entrepreneurial et des compétences pratiques à travers études de cas et projets appliqués.
Volet : Cours magistral
MHA 6203 Program Evaluation (1.5 units)
Types of program evaluation, evaluation design, reporting of results to different stakeholders, critical appraisal of evaluation research and reports.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6213 Directed Readings in Health Care Management (3 units)
Personal definition, investigation and synthesis of broadly based literature on a topic from a list prepared in advance by the MHA faculty. Bi-weekly progress reports submitted by e-mail or in person. Presentation of the report at a seminar organized by a supervisor.
Course Component: Research
Prerequisites: must have completed the common core and at least 10.5 MHA units.
MHA 6250 Health Care Finance (1.5 units)
Overview of financial concepts, including time-value of money analysis, risk and rate of return, bond and equity pricing, and financial planning. Financial decision-making and risk assessment tools in administrative decisions within the unique context of health care organizations.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6260 Managing Projects in Complex Health Systems (3 units)
Project scope definition, resource planning, risk management, and change management frameworks.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6271 Application of Information Technology in Health Care (1.5 units)
Presents an overview of timely topics related to the application of information technologies (IT) in health care, and prepares students to better understand and work with IT in the current healthcare environment. The course discusses research and evidence on contemporary health IT solutions and their role in improving, transforming and supporting the delivery of health care, as well as the decisions and challenges that managers face when considering the implementation of these new technologies.
Course Component: Lecture
Prerequisite: MHA 6370
MHA 6301 Epidemiology & Population Health (1.5 units)
Population health data, evaluating interventions, distribution and determinants of health-related events, such as disease outbreaks and Health inequities.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6312 Strategy, Governance, and Ethics (3 units)
Strategic thinking, board governance, stakeholder management, ethical decision-making and risk management.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6315 Quality and Performance Management (3 units)
Principles of quality and safety, continuous improvement models, performance indicators, evaluation of quality of care and benchmarking.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6351 Health Economics (3 units)
Demand and supply of health care, economic evaluation, funding models, economics of population health and interpreting policy trade-offs.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6360 Comparative Health Policy and Systems (3 units)
Structure, governance and performance of the Canadian health care system in comparision with systems in other countries. History of health care in medicare, funding mechanisms, delivery models and global comparisons.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6361 Organizational Behaviour in Health Systems (3 units)
Leadership theories, emotional intelligence, diversity and inclusion, motivation, group dynamics, stress management, power, negotiation, and conflict resolution.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6370 Health Informatics (3 units)
Overview of current developments, issues and challenges in the emerging field of health informatics, with an emphasis on the role it plays in health care transformation initiatives. Historical development and basic foundations of health informatics including theoretical, methodological and ethical/legal underpinnings will be studied. Management implications of health informatics.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6380 Analytics for Health Systems (3 units)
Machine learning, optimization, queuing theory and simulations. Transforming data into actionable insights.
Course Component: Lecture
MHA 6990 Residency and Field Project (6 crédits / 6 units)
In this four-month in-person residency, students gain executive-level experience in a health organization and complete a mandatory Field Project addressing a relevant health system issue under faculty and field supervision.
Volet / Course Component: Recherche / Research
MHA 6996 Health Consulting Project (3 crédits / 3 units)
Final consulting project where students apply what they have learned in the classroom to a health system management project.
Volet / Course Component: Recherche / Research