Explain the historical development and contemporary context of public health (including the infrastructure and organization of public health systems).
Critically examine the role of public health in protecting and promoting the health of populations locally and globally.
Analyze social, political, and economical issues, which impact public health and healthcare delivery systems within and outside of the United States.
Explain the biological effects of infections and chronic diseases on the human body.
Explain basic epidemiological principles used to study patterns of disease and injury among diverse populations.
Evaluate health-related research and research methods.
Analyze the theoretical models including how social, behavioral, cultural, and environmental factors impact behavior change.
Demonstrate the skills necessary to create effective public health programs and services (including program planning, healthcare management, and program evaluation).
Analyze legal, regulatory, and ethical issues that impact public health practice.
Articulate how public health policy is developed and how individuals and groups influence policy change.
Demonstrate effective communication and problem-solving skills necessary for addressing contemporary global public health issues and to promote social change.
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