Health care sits at the intersection of two very different conversations: one about community wellbeing, and another about economic value. On the social side, it plays a central role in tackling public health problems; on the economic side, the health workforce itself is treated as a vital asset, and it is through their efforts that a higher standard of care is achieved.

Making that standard available to everyone without discrimination is part of what universal health insurance is meant to achieve, alongside broader economic and social welfare — which is exactly the ground this training course covers.

The Arab British Fellowship Training Academy built this course specifically to unpack what health care functions look like in practice, and how they connect to wider development goals.

Core Functions of Health Care

Health care systems concentrate on containing chronic diseases such as heart and artery disease, lung disease, cancer, and diabetes, alongside epidemics like tuberculosis, AIDS, and cholera. In practice, this translates into three core functions:

• Prioritizing these chronic diseases and epidemics through awareness campaigns run across health centers and other public venues, to limit their spread.
• Supplying appropriate technology and health services to reduce the disease burden, and setting standards for allocating resources efficiently across the health sector.
• Securing commitment from both private and public sectors to deliver what people actually need without excessive cost, paired with public education on the importance of accessing health care.

Who Should Attend

• Anyone connected, directly or indirectly, to public health issues.
• Managers and coordinators within health care departments.
• Medical field professionals.
• Graduates of pharmacy, public health, and related programs.

Module 1: What Health Care Means, and Who Delivers It

• Defining health care and the objectives it is built to achieve.
• Moving from fragmented services toward integrated, accessible health care.
• Identifying who is responsible for delivering health care within a system.

Module 2: Putting the Core Functions Into Practice

• Concentrating efforts on the chronic diseases and epidemics that matter most.
• Raising awareness in health centers and community venues to limit their spread.
• Supplying suitable technology and services, and setting standards for allocating health-sector resources efficiently.
• Securing joint commitment from public and private sectors, paired with public education on accessing care.

Course Venues
The course is delivered in Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, and Denmark, in addition to Australia and the United States, at times and locations suited to your schedule.

Delivery Formats

• Group training at Academy centers.
• Individual training.
• Field and practical training using advanced methods.
• Theoretical training in dedicated Academy halls.

What Participants Receive
Upon completion, participants receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.

Note
We can deliver this course at a time and place that suits you, with high standards tailored to senior professionals. Contact the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy team for more information.