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Leadership and Management in Complex
Leavitt School of Health
About This Course
WGU Catalog 2026-03Leadership and Management in Complex Healthcare Systems prepares graduate nurses to be thoughtful strategists and informed decision-makers who serve as strong leaders in high-performing healthcare systems. Students develop competencies for managing diverse teams in complex systems, monitoring and measuring organizational performance, allocating financial and human resources, and leading change towards a transformed healthcare system. Additionally, students acquire the knowledge and skills to become full partners with other healthcare professionals by demonstrating nurse contributions toward high-quality care to patients and populations, while working collaboratively with interprofessional teams. There are no prerequisites for this course.
Official catalog text — WGU-authored.
First in catalog2020-03StatusActiveCurrent degrees8Total degree appearances10
Included in Current Degrees (8)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Education (BSN to MSN)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Education (RN to MSN)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner (BSN to MSN)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Leadership and Management (BSN to MSN)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Leadership and Management (RN to MSN)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Nursing Informatics (BSN to MSN)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Nursing Informatics (RN to MSN)
- Master of Science, Nursing - Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Also known as in catalog
- Leadership and Management in Complex Healthcare Systems
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