CMST 3325 Communication and Healthcare

4 semester hours

Communication plays a critically important role in many different aspects of the healthcare process from care delivery to public health campaigns. This course offers a broad survey of health communication theory, research, and practice focused on patient-provider interaction, communication in healthcare organizations, culture and health, health education, and social marketing.

Must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) or higher.

Junior or senior standing required.

CMST majors/CMPR minors only.

Prerequisites: CMST 1600 , CMST 1700 , either CMST 2100 or CMST 2300 , and CMST 2800 .

University Core fulfilled: Integrations: Interdisciplinary Connections.