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<strong>SAMPLE</strong> <strong>PROGRAM</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>TRAINING</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> <strong>PREDOCTORAL</strong> TRAINEES<br />
The doctoral program consists of 13 required courses, a Qualifying Examination, a Preliminary examination, a defense of the<br />
dissertation proposal, dissertation work, and a defense of the final dissertation. A full time student takes three or four courses a<br />
semester in the Fall and Spring Semester of every year. A typical model curriculum is provided. However each student, with their<br />
advisor, develops an individual plan by substituting courses as needed in their area of concentration.<br />
Course Number Course Title Faculty<br />
Fall Semester, Year 1<br />
Core or<br />
Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
Credit Units<br />
NURS 750 Inquiry and Nursing Fairman Core 1 CU<br />
NURS 813 Qualitative Empirical Research Deatrick Core 1 CU<br />
SOCI 535 Statistics Allison Core 1 CU<br />
Attend Seminar Series offered by School of Nursing, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, Department of the History and Sociology<br />
of Science at University of Pennsylvania; and The F.C. Wood Institute of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia (see Table 15)<br />
Spring Semester, Year 1<br />
NURS 753 Evolving Nursing Science Gennaro Core 1 CU<br />
NURS 754 Quantitative Research Designs and Methods Tulman/Gennaro/Weaver Core 1 CU<br />
SOCI 536 Statistics Allison Core 1 CU<br />
Attend Seminar Series offered by School of Nursing, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, Department of the History and Sociology<br />
of Science at University of Pennsylvania; and The F.C. Wood Institute of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia (see Table 15)<br />
Fall Semester, Year 2 - QUALIFIYING EXAMINATION<br />
NURS 821 Proseminar in Health Outcomes Research Aiken/Clarke/Lake/Sochalski Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
1 CU
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Course Number Course Title Faculty<br />
Core or<br />
Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
Credit Units<br />
EDU 680 or 771<br />
Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Projects OR<br />
Advanced Psychometric Methods.<br />
Boruch or McDernott<br />
Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
1 CU<br />
NURS<br />
Quantitative Methods and Use of Large Datasets<br />
(Under development)<br />
Sochalski<br />
Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
1 CU<br />
Attend Seminar Series offered by School of Nursing, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, Department of the History and Sociology<br />
of Science at University of Pennsylvania; and The F.C. Wood Institute of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia (see Table 15)<br />
Spring Semester, Year 2<br />
HCMG 900 Health Care Quality and Outcomes Silber Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
SOC 572 Health Care and Social Policy Aiken Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
1 CU<br />
1 CU<br />
HCMG 901<br />
Seminar in Health Care Cost Benefit and Cost<br />
Effectiveness Analysis.<br />
Pauly<br />
Concentration<br />
Elective<br />
1 CU<br />
Attend Seminar Series offered by School of Nursing, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, Department of the History and Sociology<br />
of Science at University of Pennsylvania; and The F.C. Wood Institute of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia (see Table 15)<br />
Fall Semester, Year 3 - PRELIMINARY EXAM<br />
NURS 800 Dissertation Seminar Strumpf Core 1 CU<br />
Attend Seminar Series offered by School of Nursing, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, Department of the History and Sociology<br />
of Science at University of Pennsylvania; and The F.C. Wood Institute of The Philadelphia College of Physicians (see Table 15)<br />
Spring Semester, Year 3 – DISSERTATION STATUS AND DEFENSE <strong>OF</strong> PROPOSAL<br />
Attend Seminar Series offered by School of Nursing, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, Department of the History and Sociology<br />
of Science at University of Pennsylvania; and The F.C. Wood Institute of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia (see Table 15)
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