HC 101

Introduction to Public Health

Chaminade University of Honolulu · Fall 2026

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This introductory course provides a comprehensive overview of public health concepts, covering its historical development, core functions, and its role in addressing societal health challenges. Students will delve into social determinants of health, conduct community assessments, and analyze health disparities. Emphasis is placed on understanding the needs of vulnerable populations and implementing disease prevention strategies. Additionally, students will explore principles and tools for public health interventions, focusing on upstream approaches to address root causes of health issues. Through discussions and activities, students will gain insights into the roles of public health professionals in healthcare systems engaged in public health initiatives. By the course's end, students will have a foundational understanding of public health principles, preparing them for further study and engagement in public health efforts.

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01-1

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Class #94161Fall 20263 credits
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We · 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Meeting dates
Aug 17 – Dec 11
Location
Henry Hall 104
Instructor
Cline, M, Bourgette-Henry, S, Alvarado, C
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02-1

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Class #94162Fall 20263 credits
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Fr · 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Meeting dates
Aug 17 – Dec 11
Location
Henry Hall 104
Instructor
Shibuya, S, Bourgette-Henry, S, Alvarado, C
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