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MPM-PHD You are not logged in. ( Log in ) Home The Master in Public Management (MPM) program intends to strengthen and develop students’ leadership and managerial competencies in the rigors of public service delivery anchored on the use of effective management and governance principles and methodologies. By the end of the program, students are prepared to achieve the broader goals of transforming communities and building the nation through ethical leadership and good governance in the public service. Skip available courses Available courses PoSMPM| Public Policy Development and Analysis SY 2019 Term 5 April 7 to May 7, 2020 Teacher: Manolito A. Novales TEST PAGE Teacher: Sarah Gellor Teacher: Samantha Timbreza PhD LS-PM Bulletin The PhD LS-PM Bulletin will be the School’s communication portal to its students. MPM Bulletin The MPM Bulletin will be the School’s communication portal to its students. MPM-HG2 | Governance Innovation Report MPM-HG2 | Health Promotion and Social Determinants of Health The course introduces the student to the concepts and frameworks on health promotion and the social determinants of health. Drawn from the initial work of the Commission on Social Determinants that was convened by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2008, as well as from the very first International Conference on Health Promotion way back in 1986, the course also provides a venue for discussing how this theoretical frame is translated into practice in various settings. Cases from other countries are discussed and analyzed. Experiences in the Philippine setting are also explored and assessed. MPM-HG2 | Management and Governance Paradigms in Health The course discusses the basic principles and concepts behind health sector reforms, including the roles and interactions of the state and the market in the delivery of health services and how these interactions influence the attainment of efficiency and equity goals in the health system. Various perspectives and approaches in health management and governance and in strengthening health service delivery are explored in the course. The course also examines how this reform framework is linked to the health system building blocks and the challenges of moving toward Universal Health Coverage. MPM-HG2 | Health Technology Assessment and Regulation MPM-2013C | Leadership in Public Service This Module aims to introduce the MPM students to the depth of self-development and thinking called for in a master’s program by orienting them to the mission, values, and leadership model of the Ateneo School of Government. This interactive and reflective course focuses on personal, group, organizational/institutional and governance issues requiring leadership response including reform and social accountability focused approaches. Critical /strategic thinking and ethical action and values including interpersonal communication skills are emphasized. MPM 2013C | Public Policy Development and Analysis The course introduces the students to the basic elements of public policy development and the integral role of politics and public governance in the process. It allows the students to go through the different phases of public policy development and to understand relevant theoretical models and practical tools of policy analysis and decision-making. The critical examination of the policy environment and the assessment of various stakeholders at each step of the process are emphasized in the course so that those who design, implement and give advice on public policy may know how to navigate policy reform through its risks and opportunities. The course also provides opportunities for students to analyze their individual and collective roles as agents of policy reforms in their respective agencies or areas of work. MPM-HG2 | Information and Communication Technology in Health The World Health Organization identified Health Information Systems as one of the building blocks of health systems. Moreover, having well-managed information on the different aspects of healthcare is essential for the successful implementation of the other building blocks. This underscores the importance of learning the practical management of information communication technologies (ICT). This course will provide students with concepts and tools in managing ICT in the health context. Health informatics topics will include Principles of Information Systems, Electronic Health Records, and Information Security. New technologies such as the Internet and mobile that have given rise to new channels of delivery will be discussed. IT Management concepts, in the context of Philippines, and government services will include Economics of IT, Diffusion of IT, and Systems Development Management. After taking this course, students are expected to consider appropriate ICT for the (1) improvement of health service delivery, (2) better performance management, and (3) advanced health research. MPM-HG2 | Public Policy Development and Analysis The course introduces the students to the basic elements of public policy development and the integral role of politics and public governance in the process. It allows the students to go through the different phases of public policy development and to understand relevant theoretical models and practical tools of policy analysis and decision-making. The critical examination of the policy environment and the assessment of various stakeholders at each step of the process are emphasized in the course so that those who design, implement and give advice on public policy may know how to navigate policy reform through its risks and opportunities. The course also provides opportunities for students to analyze their individual and collective roles as agents of policy reforms in their respective agencies or areas of work. MPM-HG2 | Leadership in Public Service This Module aims to introduce the MPM students to the depth of self-development and thinking called for in a master’s program by orienting them to the mission, values, and leadership model of the Ateneo School of Government. This interactive and reflective course focuses on personal, group, organizational/institutional and governance issues requiring leadership response including reform and social accountability focused approaches. Critical /strategic thinking and ethical action and values including interpersonal communication skills are emphasized. MPM-2013C | Ethics, Power and Accountability This module introduces MPM students to view ethics, power, and accountability not merely as concepts but as dynamic and interrelated themes implicitly and overtly being practiced in government. As such, it engages students to draw on their own relevant experiences and use these concepts as lens in abstracting their own understanding of these themes. This is in light of related literature – both classical and contemporary – as proposed/reflected upon by various authors. Ultimately, it challenges students to learn critical and creative thinking skills in integrating theory and practice; and apply these in their own local – both socio-cultural and politico-economic – contexts. MPM-NCIP | Leadership in Public Service This module aims to introduce the MPM students to the depth of self-development and thinking called for in a master’s program by orienting them to the mission, values, and leadership model of the Ateneo School of Government. This interactive and reflective course focuses on personal, group, organizational/institutional and governance issues requiring leadership response including reform and social accountability focused approaches. Critical /strategic thinking and ethical action and values including interpersonal communication skills are emphasized. MPM-2013A | Leadership in Public Service This module aims to introduce the MPM students to the depth of self-development and thinking called for in a master’s program by orienting them to the mission, values, and leadership model of the Ateneo...