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Analyse the economic complexities of health and health care relevant for health policy and management;
Identify the key economic trade-offs implied in different healthcare allocation problems, and analyse their implications;
Critically examine the economic reasons behind trends in health care system development;
Critically discuss the way different health systems address these fundamental trade-offs;
Apply economic and statistical tools to concrete health economics issues that arise in the work place;
Critically evaluate a research design used to identify the effects of a health financing policy;
Link different policy recommendations to specific types of market failure;
Apply analytical skills to interpret, analyse and synthesise data from a variety of sources and communicate information effectively.
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- Essential microeconomics toolkit
- Health economics: why is it relevant? Interaction between health & economy
- Demand for health care, ageing on the demand of health care services
- Supply of health care services, labour market for physicians, hospital industry, supply shortage and uneven distribution of the health workforce
- Health care financing & insurance markets, developing health financing strategy for universal coverage
- Socioeconomic disparities and inefficiency in health care, implications of GP bulk billing in health equity
- Impacts of globalisation on health care systems, measuring of health care system performance
- Economic evaluation of health care, appraisal of published economic evaluation
- Market failure in health care