CSU Gets $1.2m Healthcare Grant
November 14, 2008
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The distance MBA program provider Colorado State University has revealed that it has received a $1.2 million grant to improve healthcare for Head Start children by the US Department of Health and Human Services.
It is hoped that the programme will enable low-income families to access proper medical materials so that they can recognize health warning signs and understand common childhood illnesses.
Healthcare costs could therefore possibly be reduced as well as giving parents the opportunity to make more informed decisions, concepts which you may be pleased to hear about.
"One of the biggest factors in the development of poor health is inadequate access to health care," claims Lise Youngblade, the Principal Investigator of the grant and the Head of the Department of Human Development and Family Studies.
Such news may persuade you to consider undertaking an online health management MBA in order to further your knowledge in policy analysis, health resources and facilities and health financial management.
Colorado State University also provides a distance learning MBA program which can be completed within 21 months and allows professionals to adjust their course schedule in order to suit their circumstances, it claims.
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