This course aims to improve understanding of health financing policy, and how it can support progress towards universal health coverage (UHC). Based on WHO’s health systems framework, the different functions of health financing policy, namely revenue raising, pooling, purchasing, and benefit package design, are each discussed in detail with extensive country illustrations.

Self-paced (approximately 6 hours of course time)

Ce cours a pour objectif d’améliorer la compréhension de la politique de financement de la santé, et de comment celle-ci peut soutenir les progrès pour la CSU. Basées sur le cadre de l’oms concernant les systèmes de financement, les différentes fonctions de la politique de financement de la santé, à savoir, la collecte des revenus, la mise en commun, l’achat, et la définition du paquet de services, sont chacune discutées en détail avec de vastes illustrations pays.

Cours d'auto-apprentissage.

Le module est ouvert et disponible dans le VCPH, et est conçu pour durer jusqu'à 6 heures.

This module on Cross-Programmatic Efficiency Analysis (CPEA) will provide you with an approach to analysing efficiency across health programmes within a health system. Through analysing health programmes based on their common health system functions, you can see how they interact with one another and the overall system, and where inefficiencies can be identified.

Self-paced (approximately 1 hour of course time)

WHO Training for Cross-Programmatic Efficiency Analysis Experts – 2022

This virtual training will support the systematic implementation of the Cross-Programmatic Efficiency Analysis, including adaptations to embed the analysis with ongoing processes, by building capacity across a set of health financing and system experts. It will follow the process laid out in the Step-by-Step Guide to Conducting a Cross-Programmatic Efficiency Analysis.
 
Facilitated course (approximately 20 hours of course time)

Health financing is a core function of all health systems and can enable progress towards universal health coverage (UHC) by improving effective service coverage and financial protection. Since 2013 the WHO Health Financing Team in Geneva has held an advanced face-to-face course on health financing for UHC for low- and middle-income countries; the course complements WHO’s e-Learning Course on Health Financing Policy for UHC. This is the 10th iteration of the course, and the fourth delivered as a fully facilitated, online course.

Facilitated course (approximately 25 hours of course time)

This course is only available to participants selected by the course coordination.

Health financing is a core function of all health systems and can enable progress towards universal health coverage (UHC) by improving effective service coverage and financial protection. Since 2013 the WHO Health Financing Team in Geneva has held an advanced face-to-face course on health financing for UHC for low- and middle-income countries; the course complements WHO’s e-Learning Course on Health Financing Policy for UHC. This is the 8th iteration of the course, and the second delivered as a fully facilitated, online course.

Facilitated course (approximately 25 hours of course time)