Novick & Morrow's Public Health Administration: Principles for Population-Based Management: .
by Leiyu Shi, James A. Johnson
This updated textbook examines public health administration through population-based management, systems thinking, and CEPH competencies. It expands coverage of information, evaluation, preparedness, evidence-based practice, accountable care organizations, and social entrepreneurship, while adding learning tools such as objectives, graphics, practitioner interviews, discussion questions, and digital access.
About This Book
This textbook presents principles and practices for public health administration and population-based management.
The updated edition includes coverage of COVID-19 in selected chapters, along with a new chapter on systems thinking for public health.
Streamlined chapters include objectives, graphics, practitioner interviews, and discussion questions to support learning and application.
Expanded topics include public health information, evaluation, preparedness, evidence-based public health, accountable care organizations, and social entrepreneurship.
The book also explores public health through the lens of CEPH competencies and includes Navigate 2 eBook access with each new print copy.
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