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4th World Congress on Health Economics, Health Policy and Healthcare Management, will be organized around the theme “Equity in delivery and financing of health services & health care across life cycle”

Health Economics Congress 2018 is comprised of 17 tracks and 54 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Health Economics Congress 2018.

Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.

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This track will deal with the question, how and why the health insurance is important in anybody’s life and what are the basic elements of the health insurance. This also deals with the different kinds of insurance available to the general public and various benefits of different types of health insurance scheme available. This helps in the choosing the best insurance scheme by the trainees that will offer them with maximum benefit possible.

Health Economics Modelling is an essential part of the toolkit of any Health Economist who is involved with Economic Evaluation, either as an analyst or a receiver or user of economic analysis. This module goes beyond the introductory sessions in the Introduction to Health Economics module and covers the full range of model types that are appropriate for use in Health Economic analysis

  • Track 3-1Modeling of Health
  • Track 3-2Behavioral Health Economics

Infectious Disease Epidemiology helps us to understand the correlations of contaminating agents, their hosts, vectors and environment. This information helps in understanding of how disease patterns vary among populations and how that impacts development of advanced therapies and treatment interventions.

  • Track 4-1Epidemiology and Health Care
  • Track 4-2Epidemiology and Medicine
  • Track 4-3Epidemiology and Genomic Research

Health statistics are numbers about some aspect of health. Health statistics and data are important because they measure a wide range of health indicators for a community. The most common statistics reported are vital (birth, death, marriage, divorce rates), morbidity and mortality.

  • Track 5-1Challenges for Regulation

International Health Economics deals with the world wide health including the areas of research & policies improving the health of the people achieving health equity for all people worldwide and protection against the global threats in regard of public health.  It determines the health issues that transcend national boundaries and governments and call for actions on the global forces that determine the health of people.

  • Track 6-1Health system expenditure and financing.
  • Track 6-2Experimental health economics
  • Track 6-3Economic evaluation

Public health economics play a leading role in optimizing scarce resources to improve health outcomes. It provides a foundation for the understanding of health economics as applied in the wider context of health services research. Public health economics exposes the student to the wider related academic disciplines of importance in understanding the interaction of economics and global health, such as epidemiology, public health and policy analysis. Research in this stream covers work in the following broad areas: (1) socio-economic inequalities in and determinants of health and health behaviours, (2) social and economic consequences of health and health behaviours, and (3) the economic evaluation of public health interventions.

  • Track 7-1Public Wellness APPS
  • Track 7-2Health Surveillance
  • Track 7-3Public Health Nutrition
  • Track 7-4Analysis of health care providers
  • Track 7-5Public Health Nursing

This track will deal with the question, how best to financially manage the health sector of the economy? This question will be answered by explaining exactly what is meant by financial management of the health and what is to be done and what is not be done in order to best manage it. How to mobilize resources and how to reduce the wasteful expenditure done by the people in the name of health? This section will also deal with the requirement of health system in India and why exactly is the system needed and in-depth analysis

  • Track 8-1Cost and Functioning

The swift  growth of Hospital management enlarge the  application of computer hardware, software, network and Integrated hospital information system have entered almost all hospitals and are becoming most important which covers more parts in daily hospital operations. Most of the functions in a Hospital Services provide for the users to be easier and faster way in doing their medical tasks with graphic user interface. However the management information system focuses on daily operations with in the hospital to improve efficiency of work by using online Processing and clinical data acquisition.

  • Track 9-1Remote Diagnostics
  • Track 9-2Liability for Medical Malpractices
  • Track 9-3Hospital as a Supplier of Medical Care

Health insurance Policy is a field of study that applies the theoretical concepts and empirical methods of economic analysis to various issues throughout the health sector, ranging from understanding underlying patient, provider and insurer behaviours to evaluate various healthcare interventions. It provides specialisation in the related fields of health economics, health policy and health care management with a particular focus on international health systems.  It develops the capacity to design health reform programs, analyse policy effectiveness, perform economic evaluations of healthcare interventions, and identify challenges for policy implementation and governance issues by combining management skills with a sound knowledge of economics and public health policies.

  • Track 10-1Pharmaceutical economics
  • Track 10-2Costs and prevalence of disease
  • Track 10-3Socio-economic determinants of health
  • Track 10-4Healthcare Policies and procedures
  • Track 10-5Regulation of Polices

Aging is concerned with physical, mental, and social aspects and implications of aging. The field of aging and gerontology is actually quite broad, containing many professionals who focus on various aspects of aging and development. While it could be considered one large field, it actually consists of many smaller fields all working together with a united focus on middle-aged and older adults.

  • Track 11-1Aged Care Services
  • Track 11-2Aging and Palliative Care
  • Track 11-3Aging Case Studies
  • Track 11-4Remedial Aging

Health Economics and pharmaceuticals are started to encourage the growth of drug manufacturing the regulation of drugs varies by jurisdiction. In some countries they are regulated at the national level by a single agency. In other jurisdictions they are regulated at the state level or at both state and national levels by various bodies. The role of therapeutic goods regulation is designed mainly to protect the health and safety of the population. Regulation is aimed at ensuring the safety, quality, and efficacy of the therapeutic goods which are covered under the scope of the regulation.

  • Track 12-1Medical Model
  • Track 12-2Mental Health Model
  • Track 12-3Supply & Demand
  • Track 12-4Dynamics of Health
  • Track 12-5Economics of Smoking
  • Track 12-6Pharmaceutical expenditure and drug policy

Health Economics and health care is the field identifying with authority, administration, and organization of general public health, health awareness systems, clinics, and doctor's facility systems. Healthcare executives can help improve life for hundreds, even thousands of people every day.  Healthcare executives have a sense of social mission they deeply care about the people they work with and serve. Hospitals and healthcare organizations provide opportunities for those who want to “do well by doing good.”

  • Track 13-1Health service delivery
  • Track 13-2Patient safety
  • Track 13-3Primary health care
  • Track 13-4Nursing and midwifery
  • Track 13-5Environmental Health and Economics
  • Track 13-6Patient Monitoring and Compliance

It is to assess the balance of trade between imports from econometrics literature into health economics, and export from health economics to a wider audience. The key objective is to build capacity in health technology particularly in the application of econometrics methods and outcomes of health care interventions and health care utilisation.

  • Track 14-1Diseases Prevention
  • Track 14-2Remote Data Access
  • Track 14-3Challenges for Regulation

Health Care Markets Group is a healthcare advisory and investment banking firm that has three operating units: a healthcare advisory unit, which provides strategic guidance and customized research; a specialized healthcare investment banking unit, which develops and implements plans to enhance client value; and a finance unit, which raises debt/equity funding for healthcare related projects.

  • Track 15-1Demand and utilization
  • Track 15-2Equity and health
  • Track 15-3Healthcare costs
  • Track 15-4Economics of Obesity & Life Style Diseases
  • Track 15-5Physicians in the Marketplace

This track will solely deal with the different concepts of macroeconomics as to the law of demand and law of supply, elasticity of demand and supply, monopoly, demand forecasting, the methods to be used in demand forecasting and why is demand forecasting actually needed. This will also help in explaining the demand supply curve and assumptions taken while defining the supply curve. Also the exceptions to be kept in mind while determining the supply curve.

  • Track 16-1The Demand for Health Insurance
  • Track 16-2Government Provision of Health Insurance
  • Track 16-3Public health and health care provision
  • Track 16-4Population, Family and Reproductive Health

Health economics play a leading role in optimizing scarce resources to improve health outcomes. It provides a foundation for the understanding of health economics as applied in the wider context of health services research. Public health department exposes the student to the wider related academic disciplines of importance in understanding the interaction of economics and global health, such as epidemiology, public health and policy analysis. Research in this stream covers work in the following broad areas: (1) socio-economic inequalities in and determinants of health and health behaviours, (2) social and economic consequences of health and health behaviours, and (3) the economic evaluation of public health interventions.

  • Track 17-1Health systems financing
  • Track 17-2Health technologies
  • Track 17-3Laboratory services