HCS 326 Holistic Health

HCS 326 Holistic Health

This course examines health from the perspective of synergism of mind, body, and spirit as opposed to the tenets of the traditional biomedical model followed in traditional health. Divided into three major themes, the course explores strengthening inner resources, developing healthy lifestyle practices, and taking charge of mind, body, and spirit challenges.

HCS 316 Cultural Diversity in Health & Illness

This course explores the complexities and dimensions of health and illness through diverse cultural perspectives. Traditional health beliefs and practices among selected populations are presented along with the influences of social, political, and demographic changes impacting issues and perceptions of health and illness in a multi-cultural society.

HCS 321 Foundations of Complementary & Alternative Health

This course introduces students to basic definitions and classifications of non-allopathic complementary and alternative health systems. Content includes the history and development of practices, practitioner nomenclature, and cultural influences of the major systems of Complementary and Alternative Medicine used today.

SOC 313 Social Implications of Medical Issues

This introductory course provides learners with a basic foundation of human biology, as it applies to health and human services providers. This course explores basic human biology and its relationship to selected socio-cultural domains, grounded in Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Model of Human Development.

HCS 339 Introduction to Western Herbalism; Basic Doctrine, Energetics and Classifications

This course explores fundamental constructs of Western Herbalism. Its focus is in providing the student a framework from which herbs can be conceptualized as entities with energetic and practical signatures. Consequently, herbs will be presented and appreciated from various and eclectic points of view which describes their characteristics and actions for their application in various body tissue conditions. The course will also cover qualitative descriptions (constitutions) that are tied to the human organism, appreciation of therapeutic laws, and classification of medicinal plants.

HCA 415 Community & Public Health

Community and public health is an introductory course exploring community and public health services in the well-being of a population. Regulatory mandates promoting public and community health are explored. The interface among community and public health services and the overall health care industry is explored. Legal and ethical imperatives emergent in public health services are discussed. Financing options are explored recognizing the role of categorical fiscal resources. Health care promotion and prevention strategies are explored in concert with the role of health care institutions and the public sector. Health information data is utilized in the planning of a community and/or public health project.

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