Health Metrics Sciences
University of Washington · WA · HEALTHMETRICSSCIENCES1120
Health Metrics Sciences is a degree at University of Washington, WA. It covers areas like health services management, health informatics, public health research, health research methods, global health, health economics. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Washington
What you'll study in Health Metrics Sciences
Example subjects: Introduction to Statistics in Health Sciences, Health Data Analytics, Medical Biometry II, Population Metrics in Global Health, Palliative Care: Quality Metrics and System Integration, Introduction to Health Data Analytics, Health Data Management, Health Information Systems Analysis, Health Data Analytics, Performance Management in Health Informatics, Consumer Health Informatics, Principles of Health Metrics.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Health Metrics Sciences?
Health Metrics Sciences covers areas like health-informatics, health-services-management, public-health-research, health-research-methods, global-health, data-science, digital-health, population-health.
Who offers Health Metrics Sciences?
Health Metrics Sciences is offered by University of Washington, WA.
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