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What you'll learn

Identify the World Health Organization building blocks for analyzing systems of healthcare

Apply the WHO building blocks framework to various national healthcare systems to determine strengths and weaknesses

Understand the role of national histories in determining their current approach to healthcare delivery

Analyze how different countries prioritize different aspects of healthcare delivery in improving population health outcomes

Skills you'll gain

Governance

Healthcare Industry Knowledge

Health Disparities

Health Care

Health Policy

Primary Care

Systems Thinking

Health Care Administration

Health Systems

Health Equity

Public Health

There are 4 modules in this course

A comparative analysis of health systems will help managers and health care professionals who are responsible for optimizing organizational outcomes by improving the quality of health care and simultaneously reducing the costs of health care. The course will use of a combination of the World Health Organization building blocks framework along with theories of complex systems to establish a framework to compare health systems in a number of high-income, middle-income, and low-income countries. This analysis will develop the capacity of managers to critically evaluate relationships between their organizations and the broader set of interactions between the building blocks that make up particular health care systems.

The United States - A High-Income Country Without Universal Healthcare

Germany and England - Self-Governing Systems of Healthcare

Brazil and China - Middle-Income Countries Moving Towards Universal Health Coverage