MICB-606 Public Policy for Scientists

Faculty:

Calderone, Richard

This interdisciplinary course will provide introductory lectures in a variety of fields that pertain to biomedical science policy & advocacy. Lectures will cover relevant federal agencies, prominent science advocacy groups and techniques, principles of health economics, funding of research activities, the interaction of science & industry, as well as some controversial issues in science policy such as biodefense, stem cell research, and climate change. Students will be left with a multi-faceted understanding of the environment that shapes biomedical science policy and the scientists’ role in this arena.

Credits: 4

Prerequisites: None

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Fall '11: Calderone, R. & McBride, D. (file download)

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