General Courses

Learn the anatomy basic to understanding five musculoskeletal injuries commonly seen in primary care medicine and orthopedic clinical specialty practice. Follow hypothetical patients from injury to operating room.

Learn to deliver high-quality primary health care at scale through national community health worker programs.

Learn the principles guiding humanitarian response to modern emergencies, and the challenges faced in the field today.

Understanding the context for the Ebola outbreak: What went right, what went wrong, and how we can all do better.

Learn how global warming impacts human health, and the ways we can diminish those impacts.

Access to healthcare services is critical – but is it enough?

Understand how the FDA regulates pharmaceuticals and explore debates on prescription drug costs, marketing, and testing.

Learn introductory programming and data analysis in MATLAB, with applications to biology and medicine.

Learn how a Culture of Health can transform your business to improve the well-being of your employees and company, while increasing revenue.

Join Harvard Medical School faculty Dr. Luana Marques to use applied psychology to build personal resilience with five science-driven skills.

This is a Harvard Medical School online executive education program designed to provide business leaders with the knowledge, tools and strategies to design and implement technology-enabled change initiatives in health care.

This is a Harvard Medical School online executive education program designed to give you the tools and confidence to create personalized healthy living plans for clients, patients, friends and yourself.

This five-day course will include didactic presentations, Q&A, review of cases, problem solving and other engaging formats via remote learning.

This course provides a comprehensive, up-to-date and current research review of the most important changes and advances relevant to the practice of pediatric anesthesia and critical care.

This CME course is designed to address the practice gaps and the educational needs of general otolaryngologists.