Master of Health Care Management University of Niagara Falls Canada (UNF)

Program Description

Health Care Systems The Canadian health care system is a complex network of provincial and territorial systems united by federal principles. By comparing it to other systems and examining stakeholder perspectives, students gain insight into its strengths, weaknesses, and the factors influencing its performance.  Finance for Managers An applied perspective on the role of finance as well as financial analysis tools needed for managers. It focuses on building capacity to read and interpret financial statements, to understand budgets, projections, risks, cost-benefit analysis and broadly how financial principles inform business decision making. Elective Or Introduction to Health and Health Care Organizations, if required For elective: choose from a selection of available elective courses outlined in the Academic Calendar. Introduction course: Students explore health determinants—biological, social, environmental, and behavioural—analyzing their impact on outcomes, policies, disparities, and healthcare delivery through an evidence-based approach at individual and community levels.

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