Health economics is used to help inform resource allocation decisions, define effective policies, and assess the impact on populations. The discipline bridges economics and healthcare and has a critical seat on the table when making healthcare decisions. The responsibility to ensure proper use of resources is not limited to specific healthcare professionals. It is the shared responsibility of all stakeholders.
Hear from Experts
We feature global experts to bring you impactful stories and diverse views.
We feature global experts to bring you impactful stories and diverse views.
"The Questions We Pursue" series episodes with:
Conversations With Dr. Rola Kaakeh:
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- Dr. Adanna Chukwuma (Senior Health Economist in the Health, Nutrition, and Population Global Practice at the World Bank)
- Dr. Ankur Pandya (Associate Professor of Health Decision Science at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health)
- Dr. David Hutton (Associate Professor of Health Management and Policy at the University of Michigan)
- Moz Siddiqui (Head of the Private Sector Partnerships and Innovations team at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance)
Conversations With Dr. Rola Kaakeh:
We would love to hear from you! Provide your perspectives in response to on a few questions here.
Live Workshops
We deliver live workshop to participants interested in more in-depth trainings on various topics.
We deliver live workshop to participants interested in more in-depth trainings on various topics.
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Fundamentals of Health Economics in Decision-Making
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This workshop uses a holistic, intensive approach to simplify the complexity associated with economic analyses in healthcare, making it straightforward enough to get started and integrate into busy professionals' thought processes and workflow. Learn the skills, methodology, and personnel needed to evaluate and perform economic analyses in healthcare.
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