George Mason University
Decision Analysis in Healthcare
 

This online course in Decision Analysis from George Mason University's College of Health Sciences teaches the fundamentals of decision analysis in health care. The course includes lectures on measuring and modeling uncertainty, constructing decision trees, modeling group decision-making, cost-effectiveness analysis, objective risk analysis, program evaluation, and conflict analysis.  This course is also useful in improving quality of healthcare. Topics include benchmarking clinicians, root cause analysis, accident investigation, analysis of sentinel events and more.

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  1. Introduction
  2. Modeling preferences
  3. Measuring uncertainty
  4. Modeling uncertainty
  5. Decision trees
  6. Modeling group decisions
  7. Root cause analysis
  8. Cost effectiveness analysis
  9. Objective risk analysis
  10. Program evaluation
  11. Conflict analysis
  12. Rapid analysis
  13. Benchmarking clinicians
  14. Exit interview

 

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Copyright © 2004. Organized January 2004.  Revised 01/26/09 by Janusz Wojtusiak, Ph.D.   This page is the index page for  the course HAP 730:  Decision Analysis in Healthcare.  This is an open-environment course developed by George Mason University's Department of Health Administration and Policy.