UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

PUBLIC HEALTH / 507
284. Seminar in Nutrition . (th course)
*406. Principles of Mental Hospital Administration.
(Formerly numbered Nutritional Science 251.)
Prerequisite : consent of instructor . Recent advances
in the science of nutrition and in the dietetic treatment
of diseases . May be repeated for credit.
The Staff
(Formerly numbered 201C - 201D .) Lecture and
discussion, four hours; field visits, three hours. Prerequisite:
consent of the instructor. Study of the
principles involved in planning , organizing, and administering
mental health institutions , including in-
285. Seminar in Public Health Nutrition . (t course)
(Formerly numbered Nutritional Science 252.)
Prerequisite: consent of instructor . Nutrition in the
maintenance of health and treatment of disease.
patient , outpatient and preventive programs in this
field. Mr. Cooney
410. Organization of Ambulatory Health Services.
Nutrition
credit.
survey methods . May be repeated for
The Staff
(y course)
Prerequisite: consent of the instructor. An analy-
286. Nutritional Problems In Developing Areas.
(% course)
(Formerly numbered Nutritional Science 256.)
Prerequisite : consent of instructor . Manifestations
sis of organizations providing health services to
ambulatory patients , with special attention to group
medical practice and to the problems of development
of new patterns of ambulatory patient can in
disadvantaged urban areas. Miss Klotz
and dietary treatment of nutritional deficiencies.
The Staff
290. Special Group Studies . (t or 1 course)
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor. The Staff
290A . Community and Institutions.
290B . Enviromnental Health.
290C . Epidemiology of Specific Diseases.
290D . Hospital Administration.
290E . International Health.
290F . Maternal and Child Health.
290G . Medical Cane Organization.
290H . Occupational Health.
290J . Community Mental Health.
290K . Community Health Education.
290L . Public Health Nutrition.
290M . Biostatistics.
290N . School Health Education.
411. Clinical Studies in Occupational Medicine.
Prerequisite : limited to residents in the second
year of the Occupational Medicine Residency Prograin
. Clinical experience in medical residence in the
areas of Pulmonary Disease , Dermatology , Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation and Occupational Medicine.
The Staff
413. Biomedical Research Methods.
Lecture, two hours; laboratory, six hours. Prerequisite
: consent of the instructor. Techniques of
biomedical research for students in biological and
paramedical disciplines . Emphasis is on techniques
of experimental study of infectious diseases in laboratory
animals, field zoonotic / epidemiologic studies
and thesis / publication techniques . Mr. Schacher
290Q . Infectious and Tropical Diseases.
290R . Public Health Administration.
290$ . Health Economics.
400. Field Studies in Public Health. (% or 1 course)
Field observations and studies in selected community
organizations for health promotion or medical
care. The Staff
401A-4018 -401 C. Contemporary Issues in Hospital
Management. (12 course each)
Prerequisite : consent of instructor . Selected issues
affecting the future role of hospital management
such as hospital effectiveness and efficiency , costs,
and management -labor relations.
Mr. Cooney and the Staff
402A-402B. Health Records : Planning, Analysis
and Research.
Lecture , three hours; laboratory , three hours. Prerequisite
: consent of the instructor . Health and
418. Functions of the Public Health laboratory.
(t course)
Lecture, one hour; laboratory, three hours. Prerequisite:
consent of the instructor. The organization
and administration of services of the public health
laboratory will be studied . A lecture and a laboratory
session once a week in basic principles and
laboratory methods precede participation in procedures
at Bureau of Public Health Laboratories,
County of Los Angeles Health Department.
The Staff
420. Population, Ecology, and Health.
Prerequisite : background in biology and behavioral
sciences and/ or experience in family planning field
programs or consent of the instructor. The broad effects.
of population growth on man's biologic, physical,
and sociocultural environment , resulting pressures
on food and natural resources , and social and
health approaches for control of excessive fertility in
population growth.
administrative research , using clinical records. Principles
of planning for routine and special studies.
Individual investigation in methods of obtaining and
processing data to meet needs of programs in institution
and agency . Introduction to principles of medical
auditing ; analysis of medical and health services.
Miss Johnson
404. Planning Resources for Personal Health
Service . (t Comm)
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor . Examina-
421. Population and Family Planning Program.
Prerequisite : course 420. The salient components
of population and family planning programs in
various locations and of various types , with special
attention to the National Planning Program of India
and the county -wide family planning program in Los
Angeles.
430. Practicum in Health Education. U or 2
courses)
tion of methods and experiences of planning health (Formerly numbered 430C .) Lecture , two hours;
facilities and manpower for geographic areas, including
determination of social needs and adjustment
of resource allocations to them . Hospital and
laboratory , six or eighteen hours. Prerequisite: consent
of the instructor. The study of community- and
group-felt health needs as reflected by behavioral
nursing home planning ; newer approaches to planning
and use of health manpower . Mr. Shonick ° Not to be given, 1971-1972.