HLPCRTU - Health Law and Policy
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Program Type
Undergraduate Certificate
College
James E. Rogers College of Law
Career
Undergraduate
Program Description
University of Arizona Law's Undergraduate Certificate in Health Law and Policy explores the dynamic intersection of healthcare and the law. Tailored for students from diverse disciplines, this program empowers you with specialized knowledge of the laws and policies governing the world of healthcare delivery. From federal legal frameworks to state-level regulations, delve deep into crucial areas such as health data privacy, compliance, medical products, and the legal complexities surrounding aging. Gain diverse perspectives from patients, caregivers, providers, and payers, while receiving guidance from experienced faculty who bridge academic expertise with industry practice. Whether you're aiming for a career in law, healthcare, or related fields, this certificate equips you with valuable expertise and an understanding of the evolving healthcare landscape.
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize and articulate the relevant statutes, regulations, and ethical principles providing oversight and guidance for the healthcare industry.
- Interpret and summarize the governing laws of health data privacy and cybersecurity, along with management and use of personal health information.
- Recognize and apply the regulatory framework for overseeing the development of medical products, including drugs, devices, and diagnostics, in the United States.
- Interpret and summarize the governing laws of health data privacy and cybersecurity, along with management and use of personal health information.
- Recognize and apply the regulatory framework for overseeing the development of medical products, including drugs, devices, and diagnostics, in the United States.