Health Care Quality and Safety
The Population
Health Ph.D Program at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison
Overview
Creating and
evaluating methodologies to improve quality of care and patient safety
within our health care system has become a national priority. University
of Wisconsin-Madison faculty from the Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, and
Engineering work with nationally-recognized centers in the assessment of
health care systems and measurement of their impact on patient safety and
quality of care. The Ph.D. in Population Health offered by the University
of Wisconsin-Madison offers multidisciplinary methodological training in
the population health sciences and a concentration in quality of care and
patient safety through a Certificate in Patient Safety offered in
coordination with the Department of Industrial Engineering.
Population Health
Core Curriculum
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Introduction to
Biostatistics |
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Introduction to
Quantitative Methods (SAS) |
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Principles of
Population Health Science |
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Introduction to
Epidemiology |
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Introduction to
Health Services Research |
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Epidemiologic
Methodology |
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Quantitative
Methods in Population Health I |
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Quantitative
Methods in Population Health II |
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Doctoral Seminar |
Health Care Quality
and Safety Area Courses
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Quality of Health
Care |
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Patient Safety
Risk Assessment |
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Medication Use
Safety |
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Measuring Health
Outcomes |
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Assessment of
Medical Technologies |
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Job and
Organization Design |
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Socio-technical
Systems |
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Human Performance
and Accident Causation |
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Human Factors
Engineering |
Health Care Quality
and Safety Area and
Related Faculty
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Patricia Brennan,
R.N., Ph.D., Medical Informatics |
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Pascale Carayon,
Ph.D., Human Factors and Systems Engineering |
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Dennis Fryback,
Ph.D., Medical Technology Assessment |
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Bentzi Karsh,
Ph.D., Sociotechnical Systems |
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Mark Linzer,
M.D., Physician Worklife and Job Satisfaction |
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Kathleen
Skibinski, R.Ph., Medication Safety Assessment |
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Maureen Smith,
M.D., Ph.D., Quality of Care and Patient Safety |
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Bruce Thomadsen,
Ph.D., Medical Physics and Risk Assessment |
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David Vanness,
Ph.D., Health Economics and Technology Assessment |
Financial Support
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AHRQ Training
Grant in Population-Based Health Services Research and Healthcare
Quality Improvement |
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Research and
Project Assistantships on Health Care Quality and Safety-related Research Projects |
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