This course examines how health systems decide what medical services to fund and at what price. It's designed for public health officials, policymakers, health economists, legal professionals working in health law, and anyone interested in understanding the decision-making processes that shape healthcare coverage and quality. The focus is on practical frameworks for improving the effectiveness and reach of health services.
What you'll learn
Analyze decision-making processes for healthcare financing and coverage
Evaluate policies for improving health service effectiveness and quality
Apply economic and legal frameworks to healthcare funding decisions
Assess coverage priorities in public health systems
Course objectives
Understand the principles behind healthcare financing decisions
Learn how to evaluate which health services should receive public funding
Develop skills in health policy analysis and implementation