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Learners develop inter-professional communication and management skills, utilizing evidence-based practice and diverse perspectives to impact organizational change and innovation in healthcare networks.The program offers five specialized tracks:

• Care coordination involves the management of personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that influence patient healthcare outcomes through an interpersonal approach. 

• Global healthcare focuses on the ways diversity and culture influence healthcare, and how to utilize a global perspective when caring for patients.

• Nursing informatics deals with a unique technology-focused nursing specialty and how to utilize informatics to drive change and improve outcomes in healthcare.

• Nursing management focuses on working with healthcare administration and organizational leadership experts while learning to manage nursing units in healthcare organizations.

• Simulation offers health sciences educators the opportunity to learn effective strategies for simulation facilitation, instruction, and leadership.