PH 230 Health Coproduction

This course explores how the broad concept of coproduction can be applied to healthcare, encompassing the design and delivery of services across various domains, including public health and primary care. It will compare approaches to engaging different populations in decision making, design, delivery, and improvement. Specifically, there will be a focus on the principles of shared decision-making and how this approach can be fostered, evaluated, and measured. We will consider the concepts of value chains, value shops, and value-generating networks, and explore how these different approaches can be operationalized. The course will describe how patient registries can utilize patient-reported outcome measures and examine the value that the design and implementation of learning health systems can generate.

0.40 Dartmouth units; (HP, P, LP, NC)

Required for Online and Hybrid MPH

Prerequisites: None

Offered: Summer - Second Year

Instructor

Glyn Elwyn

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