卫生硕士-卫生政策

The health care sector comprises one of the largest areas of total government expenditure in New Zealand. Develop a systematic understanding of the key social, political and economic factors contributing to national health challenges and learn to devise solutions based on the most up-to-date research and evidence.<br><br>Learn how best to promote the health of communities and populations, including the most effective strategies for preventing disease, ensuring efficient and high-quality health care, and reducing health inequalities.<br><br>Make the most of the University’s links to the district health board (DHB) and government agencies in Wellington and benefit from the expertise of experienced health policy professionals, who will share how they use analysis and evidence to bring about real change that benefits patients and wider society.<br>Take your degree and experience to the next level and gain advanced knowledge of complex health care systems and current issues in health.<br><br>Prepare for a career in health and wellbeing or build on your existing background. Choose to study health without a specialisation, or select from one of seven specialist areas:<br><br>Health Leadership and Management<br>Health Policy, Planning and Service Delivery<br>Health Promotion<br>Midwifery<br>Nursing<br>Professional Practice<br>Workplace Health and Safety.<br><br>Develop the theoretical and practical skills required to meet the demand for skilled staff in the health sector.<br><br>To qualify for entry, you’ll need a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline, and for some subjects you’ll normally be a registered health professional in that area. The path you take will depend on your previous academic achievements and your professional goals.