MSN-C 750

Maternal and Child Health II

Name: Maternal and Child Health II

Course Number: MSN-C 750

Credit(s): 10

Course Description

Building on Maternal & Child Health I, this course takes a global perspective on critical maternal and child health issues. Students learn about the social and biological determinants, policies, and international laws impacting maternal and child health. The course emphasizes a research paper focusing on global maternal and child health improvement, with attention to chronic health problems.

Learning Outcomes:

Discuss the significance of a global approach to mother and child health within the context of globalization and issues like poverty.
Analyze the primary medical and social determinants of maternal and child health and disabilities critically.
Discuss major prevention and treatment interventions needed for global maternal and child health.
Identify major governmental and non-governmental players, globally and domestically, involved in designing and implementing health policies for mothers and children.

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