70 Short courses in Public Health in United States

In this Addressing Racial Health Inequity in Healthcare Specialization offered by Coursera in partnership with University of Michigan you will learn about the sociological contributions and historical backdrop of why racial inequities exist in healthcare.

Embark on a professional path towards specializing in Substance Abuse Prevention with the University of Cincinnati's dynamic undergraduate certificate program.

This International Women's Health and Human Rights offered by Coursera in partnership with Stanford focuses on women’s health and human rights issues from infancy through old age, including information about positive interventions relating to those issues.  Learners are encouraged to interact with each other through interactive discussions.  

The Global Health Innovations Specialization offered by Coursera in partnership with Imperial College London reflects on global health challenges and the role of innovative solutions in addressing them. 

This Stanford Introduction to Food and Health course offered by Coursera in partnership with Stanford will shift the focus away from reductionist discussions about nutrients and move, instead, towards practical discussions about real food and the environment in which we consume it.

This Disease Clusters course offered by Coursera in partnership with Johns Hopkins University will help you understand what a disease cluster is and how it is studied.  

By participating in the Leadership Development to Advance Equity in Health Care course offered by Harvard University , you will gain the skills to be a transformational leader who not only understands population health, but also pioneers innovation in policies, practices, and programs that promote health equity.

The goals of this the Cancer Survivorship - Optimizing Care and Outcomes program offered by Harvard University are to increase awareness among clinicians about the need for comprehensive cancer survivorship care and specific areas where improved survivorship care can lead to improved patient outcomes.

The Laser and Aesthetic Skin Therapy course offered by Harvard University will emphasize new techniques and technologies, along with clinical endpoints and laser safety, while also critically evaluating current treatment practices, all free of commercial exhibits from industry.

The Annual Johns Hopkins Critical Care Rehabilitation offered by Johns Hopkins University is a multi-disciplinary stakeholder meeting aimed at improving long-term outcomes for ICU survivors identified important ‘silos’ among critical care and rehabilitation clinicians working in the ICU.