Certified Lifestyle Medicine Executive

Healthcare systems all throughout the world are dealing with rising prices, poor outcomes, and inefficiency. Furthermore, life expectancy is rising, and people are staying active for longer periods of time. Because of the high demand for good administration, the employment of healthcare administrators is expected to expand by 17% from 2016 to 2026.

The Certified Lifestyle Medicine Executive MicroMasters program will teach you about leadership frameworks and equip you to deal with difficult challenges in public health, healthcare, and related fields. You'll learn how to apply lifestyle medicine and population-based healthcare delivery methods to prevent and treat human disease while engaging the individual, community, and greater society.

You'll also look at how, rather than focusing on volume, the objective of healthcare delivery should be to focus on the value of services provided in clinical care and public health practices. Learners will be able to evaluate and stratify populations, as well as analyze and execute lifestyle medicine-based solutions at the individual, group, and population levels, after completing this program. Learners will also get a strong grasp of how the United States' healthcare system works and how to navigate it. This program will benefit any health professional wishing to demonstrate a unique skill set and credential to potential employers.

What you will learn:

• Examine how to run healthcare companies in a difficult, ever-changing environment.
• Develop in others the information and abilities necessary to design programs to prevent and treat chronic illness using population-based healthcare delivery initiatives that engage individuals and communities.
• Using gathered data, assess the value of new healthcare delivery systems and treatments in terms of quality, safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.
• Examine health-care policy in terms of industry economics, demand, and quality of care.
• Apply advocacy skills such as patient-rights advocacy, cultural competency, and preventative care.
• Demonstrate knowledge of healthcare providers, funding, consumption, historical and future trends, as well as the regulatory and legal environment.
• In planning, organizing leadership, and systems, use management frameworks, skills, and functions.

Enroll here: https://www.edx.org/micromasters/doanex-certified-lifestyle-medicine-executive