This graduate-level course provides an in-depth examination of healthcare microsystem evaluation, equipping students with the analytical tools to assess and enhance system performance. Grounded in systems theory, students will explore how interconnected elements within healthcare microsystems influence efficiency, quality, and patient outcomes. The course guides learners in using data-driven approaches to identify strengths, gaps, and opportunities for improvement. Special attention is given to healthcare technology, exploring digital tools, informatics, and analytics that support microsystem assessment and innovation. Students will also engage in policy design, developing strategies to optimize system effectiveness through evidence-based policy interventions and leadership-driven improvements. CORE CONCEPTS: Ethics; Evidence-Based Practice; Health Policy; Communication.