The Master of Health Administration (MHA) at the University of Washington prepares leaders to manage healthcare systems effectively and ethically. The program integrates health policy, operations, economics, and leadership in a real-world context to improve patient outcomes and system performance.
Optimizing Hospital Resource Allocation Using Lean Principles
Analyzing Telehealth Implementation in Rural Communities
Improving Patient Satisfaction Through Workflow Redesign
Developing Emergency Response Protocols for Healthcare Facilities
Exploring the Role of AI in Hospital Operations Management
Designing Leadership Training Programs for Healthcare Managers
Evaluating the Impact of Value-Based Care on Patient Outcomes
Health Equity and Access Improvement Strategies
Data-Driven Decision Making in Health Insurance Systems
Reducing Readmission Rates Through Discharge Planning
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Electronic Health Record Systems
Creating a Communication Plan for Crisis Management in Hospitals
Operational Efficiency Assessment in Urban Clinics
Studying Burnout Among Healthcare Workers Post-Pandemic
Evaluating Public-Private Partnerships in Healthcare Delivery
Improving Supply Chain Management in Hospital Settings
Strategic Planning for Community Health Outreach
Ethics and Legal Issues in Health Administration
Benchmarking Performance Metrics in Primary Care Facilities
Financial Planning Models for Non-Profit Healthcare Systems
Lead transformation in healthcare delivery systems through innovative, efficient, and patient-centered health administration practices.
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