Behavioral Economics

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This 12-lecture module covers more advanced topics in Behavioral Economics, a branch of economics that derives insights from psychology to study how people behave under real-world circumstances.

Approximate Duration: 8 hours

This course will address the following competencies important for Healthcare Delivery Science:

  • Demonstrate ability to assess the extent to which research activities will likely contribute to the quality, equity, or value of health systems.
  • Demonstrate the ability to compose feasible and timely research questions and hypotheses, incorporating stakeholder priorities, to generate evidence that informs meaningful clinical and policy decisions.
  • Demonstrate ability to use theory and conceptual models in the design and interpretation of Learning Health System research.
  • Demonstrate ability to select and interpret appropriate clinical, financial, and patient-centered outcomes of interest based on the concepts they measure and their measurement properties.
All pages must be viewed and the quizzes must be passed for this module to show as completed and to earn a Certificate of Completion and a Digital Badge.
Jason Doctor, PhD, The Norman Topping National Medical Enterprise Chair in Medicine and Public Policy and Professor of Public Policy, University of Southern California.
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Price: $160.00