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Health Services Research doctoral candidates enhance public well-being by examining healthcare systems, practitioners, economic factors affecting consumer and provider decisions, and the policy framework governing these interactions.
This Ph.D. program specifically prepares research scholars to collaborate in multidisciplinary settings across academic institutions, government agencies, and private-sector healthcare research organizations. The curriculum focuses on effectively sharing scientific knowledge and cultivating leadership abilities to enhance service delivery and shape health policies locally, nationally, and globally. With its competency-driven approach, the program equips students with robust analytical skills and a comprehensive understanding of health services research. Participants can specialize in pharmaceutical health services research, health economics, or comparative effectiveness research/evidence-based medicine.