A hospital can have excellent doctors and still deliver poor care if the systems around them — financing, marketing, decision-making, regulation — are not managed with the same rigour as the clinical work itself. Health systems worldwide are under growing pressure to do more with less, and the gap is rarely medical knowledge; it is leadership capable of running health institutions as complex, accountable organisations.

This Training Course by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy builds that leadership capacity. Participants gain a practical and scientific framework for managing health systems at every level — hospital operations, financing, marketing and policy — developing the cognitive, human and technical skills needed to design, deliver and defend high-quality health services that keep pace with local and international best practice.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and heads of departments in health facilities.
• Health supervisors and monitoring personnel.
• Staff in responsible government agencies.
• Healthcare officials and workers.
• Anyone seeking to build their capabilities in this field.

Programme Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand health systems locally and globally, including how they operate and where their complexities lie.
• Strengthen the skills, knowledge and performance of health and medical personnel across the sector.
• Map the relationship between public and private health funders and service providers.
• Connect the administrative, economic and technical dimensions of health production to consistently deliver quality outcomes.
• Solve problems and make sound decisions within a health institution, achieving efficiency and organisational effectiveness in population health management.

Module 1: Foundations of Population Health Management

• Introduction, objectives and guiding principles of population health management.

Module 2: Regulatory and Community Context

• Health laws and regulation within the country.
• Community health assessment as a planning tool.

Module 3: Running Hospitals and Health Facilities

• Hospitals within the population health management framework.
• Hospital operations, direction and organisational design.
• Key differences between working in hospitals and other health institutions.

Module 4: Financial and Marketing Dimensions of Health Management

• Health marketing and financial health management.
• Insurance and its role in sustaining health services.

Module 5: Stakeholder Relations, Planning and Overcoming Challenges

• Public relations in health management.
• Planning for population health management, and the challenges and obstacles that stand in its way.

Training Course Locations:

Courses are held in Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia and the United States, at a time and place suitable for your work and schedule.

Modes of Training Programme Implementation:

• Group training in centres affiliated with the Academy.
• Individual training.
• Field and practical training according to advanced standards.
• Theoretical training in dedicated halls within the Academy.

What Participants Receive:

Upon completion, participants receive a certified certificate from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.

Note:

We can provide this course at a time and place convenient for you. For more information, please contact the team at the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.