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Johns Hopkins University | NR.110.607

Health Systems Management I

3.0

credits

Average Course Rating

(4.53)

Based on the student’s past nursing or health care management experience, this individualized planned practicum will provide the student with an opportunity to explore the role of nurse manager or nurse administrator (multiple settings) within the context of a leadership domain and an administrative issue. This clinical practicum course will be an individualized experience in exploring the role of the nurse manager or administrator that will include identification of an issue relevant to their specialty practice. The student will perform a comprehensive analysis of the issue to include a scholarly review and appraisal of the literature, consult with at least three managers/administrators to discuss their role and involvement in the issue of interest, and complete a negotiated leadership role management project.

Spring 2013

(4.38)

Spring 2014

(4.67)

Spring 2013

Professor: Yuan Yuan

(4.38)

The best aspects of this course included the exposure and introduction to MATLAB, the guest lecturers, the design project that al owed students the opportunity to hone their group col aboration skil s, and the chance for students to participate in the mock trial. One student felt that because the material was made available online and because students were permitted to use notes during exams, he/she felt less of an incentive to attend class and/or learn the material. A few students felt the lectures were, at times, difficult to attend to because they were pedantic and dry in nature. Suggestions included clarifying the syl abus for future students and providing more classroom structure overal throughout the duration of the semester. Prospective students are encouraged to attend al of the lectures and study sessions so that they will walk away with a better understanding of MATLAB once the course is over.

Spring 2014

Professor: Chikako Mese

(4.67)

The best aspects of this course were the interesting material and the instructor. Many students commented that though they did not love the material, Prof. Mese presented it in such a way that kept them engaged and interested. The worst aspects of the course were the textbook and the slow feedback on homework. Better feedback on homework was recommended as a possible improvement to the course. Prospective students should know that prior knowledge of analysis in not necessary. Taking the course with this instructor is highly recommended.