The course Humanism in Health and Healthcare provides foundational theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to help address the complex and multi-dimensional nature of health and illness.

This course offers you the opportunity to plan practice humanistic techniques to assist patients during times of illness or stress and provides humanistic strategies to help you work collaboratively with patients to ensure positive outcomes and health behavior changes.

This Community-Oriented Primary Care introductory course (COPC) provides a model for integrating primary care services into communities and targets health-related concerns with active community participation.

COPC is the marriage of public health and primary care. The concepts you’ll learn dovetail nicely with the practice of medicine no matter which specialty you choose, as well as the principles of social accountability.