Government and Policy for U.S. Health Leaders

While other texts focus on just one aspect of policy - theory, philosophy, ethics, history, economics, or analysis - this balanced, cross-disciplinary text explores health policy from all directions for the most thorough examination of policy today. Written with graduate students in mind, this balanced, cross-disciplinary text systematically examines the health policy process by looking at how we got to where we are today, the current realities of policy-making, and how students can influence the policy of tomorrow. Beginning with a discussion of political philosophy and an overview of policy-making theory and U.S. history, this comprehensive text moves onto a thorough examination political theory, the policy process, and comparative national health systems. The book concludes with health policy topical concerns, health policy outcomes, and advocacy. Given its broad, discipline-agnostic approach to the health policy process, Government and Policy for U.S. Health Leaders is an ideal, well-rounded resource for policy courses across the health professions. Comprehensive, multidisciplinary content targeting all topics associated with health policy development for clinical and non-clinical graduate students and professionals.Case studies and applied problems, along with chapter-specific discussion questions encourage students to critically think about the material and apply their knowledge.Bonus e-Chapter - COVID-19 and Health Policy included the eBook.Focus on new Interprofessional Education (IPE) standards, as well as accreditation needs of graduate programs in health administration, public health, and nursing.Valuable instructor resources include a test bank, slides in PowerPoint format, an instructor's manual, case studies, and syllabus. Designed for graduate or doctoral level health policy course in nursing, public health, and health administration programs. © 2021 | 304 pages Read more