BHA4020 is the final course in Capella's BS in Health Care Administration program — a capstone project that asks students to demonstrate the full range of knowledge and skills built across the degree, applying them to creative approaches for managing the U.S. health care system and implementing quality improvement processes.
Integrating program knowledge into a capstone project
Core topics
- Technical and applied knowledge: Demonstrating healthcare administration knowledge accumulated across the program
- Critical thinking and communication: Applying critical thinking and communication skills to influence healthcare outcomes
- Creative approaches to system management: Developing innovative approaches to managing the U.S. healthcare system
- Quality improvement implementation: Implementing quality improvement processes that enhance organizational and patient results
BHA4020 assignments include the comprehensive capstone project and quality improvement implementation plans
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The capstone is designed as a comprehensive demonstration of what the student learned specifically within Capella's BS in Health Care Administration program — it integrates the regulation, financial management, research methods, quality improvement, population health, economics, and information management skills built across earlier BHA courses into a single project. That kind of integrative demonstration only works as a culminating experience at the end of the program, drawing on all the coursework that preceded it, which is why it cannot be transferred in from another institution or taken earlier in the sequence.