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Welcome to the Global Health Economics Hub. We are a community of international health researchers working to support health economics research capability and its use within policy in lower-income settings. Supported by the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) funded Thanzi la Onse (Health of All) research programme, and working closely with the East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community, Global Health Economics offers educational and training materials for anyone with an interest in the field of health economics. For more information, please see About us.
Economics of Health BehaviourThis short lecture in Health Behaviour in Developing Countries by Wiktoria Tafesse provides an overview of research into health behaviour factors, including determinants of health, and how an understanding of health behaviours can help inform health investment. Go to Page |
Health Economics TheoryDuring this Introduction to Health Economics, James Lomas discusses the origins of key health economics theories and methods, and talks through how health economics has been applied in real-world settings. Go to Page |
Health Care FinancingThis short lecture on Health System Financing by Prof. Peter C Smith provides an introduction to health system financing in lower-income country settings; exploring trends in financing, sources of health finance, types of financing systems operated around the world, and universal health coverage Go to Page |
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