Brown Launches Executive Master’s Program
Thursday, June 14, 2012
“Brown is making a University-level commitment to executive and professional education,” said J. Roderic Beresford, associate provost. “This first initiative seeks to create a community of leaders who can advance together on multiple fronts to grapple with critical challenges as this nation’s health care arena undergoes radical change.”
At a time when U.S. healthcare is undergoing significant change, the Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership draws on Brown’s public health, public policy, health economics, and evidence-based medicine. The program positions graduates to lead in the hospital, corporate, and public sectors, and to design and deliver patient services and sustainable fiscal health for their organizations. The program will begin in August of 2013.
Throughout the program, participants will apply new skills and knowledge to critical challenges they identify within the healthcare industry. Program participants will engage with faculty from the Brown Program in Public Health and the Alpert Medical School and with expert practitioners in the field as they expand their influence and their ability to create transformative change in the healthcare system.
“This program comes at a critical time, for the challenges in healthcare have never been greater. It prepares healthcare professionals not simply to administer and manage change, but to truly lead change,” said Reid Coleman, clinical associate professor of medicine at the Alpert Medical School and architect of some of the program's coursework.
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paul zecchino
10:21am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
Yeah. Right. Let's see. Lifespan/Brown are past pluperfect masters at exerting undue influence against elderly persons whose judgement has long been known to be in decline. Gain their confidence. Fet control over them. Divide them from their families. Secure their assets. Commission predators with law degrees such as Girard R. Visconti to smear and attack family members with Judicial Terrorism when they rightfully object to this old Roman 'divide and conquer' strategy of plunder.
Sound like they're masters of racketeering? Does to me, too. No wonder one of their shill parrot professors is down DC singing the praises of state-sponsored 'health care' modeled after that of the one in 1930s Germany.
Good way to clear the decks and get more money. Nice shot of the Coro Building, by the way. Wonder which Brown 'professor' owns that?
Good of GoLocalProv to publicize this. The Journal seems reluctant to do so.
Paul Vincent Zecchino
Manasota Key, Florida
14 June, 2012