Health care systems are under constant reform, much of which has an economic dimension. This module analyses recent reforms in UK health care and assesses the contribution economics can make to policy evolution in key areas of health care provision. This module goes beyond the material covered in the Introduction to Health Economics and should equip you to critically appraise health care reforms from both an economic and policy perspective.
Credits
20 credits
Module Attendance Required
One week block of teaching
Module Dates
2018/19 dates
21 – 25 January 2019
Assessment
- Examination - unseen examination (2hrs) - 50%
- Assignment - 3000 word equivalent assignment - 50%
Academics involved in the delivery of this module
- Dr Hugh McLeod - Research Fellow
- Dr Tosin Ahmed Lamb - Research Fellow
Stand Alone Course
This module can be taken as a stand alone course if required however it will not be assessed and no credits will be awarded.
Fee if taken as a stand alone course
2017/18 module prices
UK/EU - £1099 (Public Sector), £1599 (Private Sector)
Non UK/EU - £1617
Entry requirements if taken as a stand alone course
Prior knowledge of the basic principles of health economics is assumed. All applicants will be required to discuss eligibility with the Course Director at the time of applying.
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More information
For queries about the MSc programmes, please contact: Caroline Harwood (Postgraduate Administrative Officer) or Dr Louise Jackson (Programme Lead)
For queries about short courses, please contact Dr Patrick Moore (Deputy Programme Lead) 0121 414 3056, p.v.moore@bham.ac.uk