COM 3500
U.S. Health Policy and Comm · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
P:(COM 1332 or COM 1403), ENG 1121 or higher, or department permission
About this course
Review and analysis of some of the key policies affecting people?s health care experiences and the outcomes of their medical procedures, including an extensive survey of the past and present decision-making processes at the level of local and national governments. Includes the major social, cultural or political events that have affected the creation, implementation, transformation or even abolition of the health care policies, how the current policies will affect the population of different cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds and how advocacy can help disadvantaged groups to receive equal health care and proper medical treatments.
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