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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Certification Course being offered by the University of Minnesota which is amongst the largest public research universities in the United States, through Coursera under the Social Determinants of Health: Data to Action Specialization is taught by instructors Daniel J. Pesut and Karen A. Monsen, professors at The University of Minnesota.

The course Introduction to Social Determinants of Health, helps in defining the social determinants of health, understanding how our definition of social determinants has changed over time and evaluating the effect of health inequity on society at large.

Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Certification by Coursera evaluates a large pool of ideas to address health inequities in the society. The course teaches us to review different ways of using community knowledge to augment data and influence health-related policies. The Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Certification Benefits the learner by enabling him to assess and evaluate data and foster partnerships which can be leveraged to create a transformative change in health-related policies.

The Highlights

Online learning
Flexible Schedule
19-hour course
All digital payment modes accepted

Programme Offerings

Shareable Certificate
Self paced learning
Graded and practice quizzes
Recorded lectures
financial aid
Taught by University of Minnesota faculty members

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	Coursera

The Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Certification Fee (inclusive of all taxes) ranges from Rs 6,577 for a 1-month plan, Rs 13,155 for a 3-month plan and Rs 19,732 for a 6-month plan.

Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Certification Fee Structure

Course Name	Fees
Introduction to Social Determinants of Health	1 month at Rs 6,577
	3 months at Rs 13,155
	6 months at Rs 19,732

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

The applicant needs to get a passing grade in each of the assignments in addition to paying the course fee to earn the Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Certification.

What you will learn

Knowledge of Data VisualizationData Analysis

Post completion of the Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Certification Syllabus the applicant learns different data skills thereby helping the applicant to use data and influence health-related policies.

Who it is for

Data AnalystStatisticianData Scientist

The course Social Determinants of Health: Methodological Opportunities Benefits those who work as a Data Analysts, Data Scientists, and Statisticians by helping them to analyse data and take action based on it.

Admission Details

Step 1. Create/login account on Coursera.

Step 2. Browse the course from the Coursera website

https://www.coursera.org/learn/introduction-to-social-determinants-of-health.

Step 3. Click on enrol for free button

Step 4. Enter the required details.

Step 5. Select the amount of time needed by you to complete the course with certification.

Step 6. Make payment towards enrolling into the course.

Step 7. Start learning after the fee has been submitted successfully to Coursera.

Application Details

To apply for Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Online Course applicants must create or log in to their account on Coursera and click on the enrol for free button.

The Syllabus

Videos

Introduction to Social Determinants of Health: Data to Action Specialization
Introduction to Course 1: Introduction to the Social Determinants of Health
Introduction to Social Determinants of Health
Data, Power, and Partnership

Readings

How and Why Communities Are Using Data to Drive Community Health Improvement
Collective Impact Partnerships: The Data to Action Hourglass Model
“Positive” Systems Archetypes
Structural Racism: The Root Cause of the Social Determinants of Health
CDC Health Disparities and Inequalities Report Fact Sheet
Systems Thinking Examples
Supplementary Resources
What are Indigenous and Western Ways of Knowing?
Ways of Knowing
(Optional) Ways of Knowing: Implications for Public Policy

Practice Exercises

Introduction to Social Determinants of Health - Practice
Introduction to Social Determinants of Health - Graded

Videos

Systems Thinking: The Distinctions, Systems, Relationships, Perspectives (DSRP) Theory
The Social Determinants of Health Data to Action Hourglass Model

Readings

Greater Than the Sum: Systems Thinking in Tobacco Control
"Positive" Systems Archetypes
Communities of Practice Approach for Knowledge Management Systems
Collective Impact Stanford Social Innovation Review

Practice Exercises

Theoretical Perspectives - Practice
Theoretical Perspectives - Graded

Video

Data Driven Collective Impact

Readings

Collective Impact Forum
Collective Impact Terminology
Collective Impact
Essential Mindset Shifts for Collective Impact
Collective Impact Case Studies
Supplementary: Centering Equity in Collective Impact

Practice Exercises

Collective Impact - Practice
Collective Impact - Graded

Videos

Minority Stress Theory Part 1
Minority Stress Theory Part 2

Readings

Prejudice, Social Stress, and Mental Health in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Populations: Conceptual Issues and Research Evidence
A Strengths-Based Perspective

Practice Exercises

Minority Stress Theory - Practice
Minority Stress Theory - Graded

Evaluation process

No, there are no exams to get the certification for Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Training, however, the applicant needs to earn a passing grade on the assignments.

Instructors

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Can I re-edit a submitted assignment?

Yes, you can edit a submitted assignment, however in that case any grade earned on the assignment submitted earlier will be lost and the applicant will be re-graded based on the recently submitted assignment.

2: Is the University Of Minnesota a good university?

The University of Minnesota is amongst the largest public research universities in The United States, offering students numerous opportunities to study, research, and partner with well-known health centers, and government agencies.

3: Is Financial aid available?

Yes, Financial aid is available.

4: Study time required for completion of the course?

Introduction to Social Determinants of Health Online Course requires a commitment of 20+ hours for a 1-month plan, 9 hours per week for a 3-month plan, and 5 hours per week for a 6-month plan.

5: Can I access the resources if I do not opt for any plan?

Yes, you can still access the resources, however, certification is provided only when enrolled on a paid plan.