IMPORTANCE AND SCOPE :

Health financial aspects is characterized as the financial aspects connected on the savvy examination of medicinal services. It is the least complex courses that amid which this will be earned as by coordinating the medicinal services administrations and the repayment technique consistently. The treatments, be it antiquated or imaginative ones, should be skilfully focused to improve the clinical results also as enhance the tending costs. The primary focus of medicinal services frameworks over the globe is on diminishing the value of wellbeing administrations per individual. Advances in therapeutic innovation and better reliance on medicinal gadgets has made it basic for those inside the restorative gadgets has made it basic for those in the medicinal gadgets industry to bring wellbeing financial aspects into genuine thought.

OVERVIEW:

Health  Economics Congress 2019 means to unite experts from each corner who share a pledge to diminish the worldwide weight with the subject "Value in conveyance and financing of health  administrations and human services crosswise over life cycle" expecting in excess of 350 social insurance experts, working in and past Health Economics to share encounters and best practices through welcomed keynote, entire addresses, symposium, workshops, welcomed sessions and notices covering a scope of points and critical issues which influence all of us from the exploration to the useful executions. We trust and expect Health Economics 2019 subject to rouse various research roads, and anticipate talking about thoughts, discoveries and cooperative energies, in this International Academic Forum.

HEALTH ECONOMICS OUTCOMES RESEARCH:

• Demonstrate information of the jobs and restrictions of business sectors and impetuses in wellbeing frame works.
• Distinguish between the different styles of monetary investigation and demonstrate a comprehension of advantages and disadvantages of the different methodologies.
• Critically audit distributed financial assessments of wellbeing advancements; Demonstrate a comprehension of the strategies used to familiarize the two expenses and advantages in the investigation of human services.
• Fiscal worries for Medicare began in the in the year 1957
• Federal medical coverage was accommodating the senior, incapacitated and end organizes renal sickness for Hospitalization, Ambulatory consideration, Prescription medications.
• Medicare insights for 2016:
• Federal protection was given to 57 million beneficiaries to $540 billion. This was 15 percent of the government spending plan and 3.0 percent of GDP.

    STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

•     Exchanging  thoughts and system with driving Health Economists, Public Health Economists, Doctors, Nurses, doctors, Health strategy producers, Health experts and Economic Evaluators from in excess of 40 nations
•     Discuss quality activities that might be connected inside the training
•     Discuss manners by which to work together in golf shot quality activities in situ put all through the Health Economics examination
•     Participants will increase guide access to a centre group of onlookers of experts and chiefs and might build perceivability through marking and systems administration at the meeting
•     Learn and talk about key news and difficulties with senior level speakers.
•     With introductions, board talks, gathering discourses, and workshops, we cover each subject start to finish, from worldwide large scale issues to methodologies to strategic issues.

HEALTH ECONOMICS TARGET AUDIENCE:

• Health approach producers
• Health care managers
• Health care experts
• Ministry of Health staff at the arrangement, operational basic leadership levels in focal and decentralized unit
• Ministry of Planning staff working in the wellbeing segment
• Health financial experts
• Clinicians
• Researchers who have the on-the-ground abilities of human services conveyance and need to comprehend the rationale of medicinal services as an industry
• Graduates from wellbeing sciences and sociologies
• IT experts who are keen on organizing down to earth investigate that estimates the effect of proposed projects and wellbeing strategy changes
• Students taking an interest in the Master Health Sciences
• Medical wellbeing officers - They will have the capacity to give better administrations to the purchaser
• Paramedical understudies – They oversee different restorative circumstances and economies of it and can have the capacity to more readily prompt the clients
• Individual healing facility office is profited as this encourages them of the clinic and see what administrations are required by the clients of the doctor's facility and the way will they be subsidized.
• Pharmaceutical and medical coverage organizations will be profited as this may encourage in understanding the interest and give differed wellbeing and protection items and assess the financial feasibility of the equivalent for the organization.

WHY COPENHAGEN,  DENMARK?

Copenhagen is the sprawling capital of Denmark sits on the coastal islands of Zealand and Amager. It’s one of the greenest cities in the world, with plans to be carbon neutral by 2025. Over the past decade, Copenhagen has cut its emissions by nearly a third through the use of wind and solar power, as well as heating systems that recycle waste material. An offshore wind farm, visible to most visitors who fly into Copenhagen, currently supplies the city with 4 percent of its energy. The water around Copenhagen Harbor is so clean, you can actually swim in it. Fifteen years ago officials decided to clean up its waterways, and now there are several swimming holes right in the center of town. Try doing that in New York City. Most of Copenhagen research and development centres are concentrated in Denmark. Denmark is no. 2 in the EU and no. 8 in the world as IMD World Competitiveness Center announced its 2015 competitiveness ranking of 61 economies.

The economy of Denmark is a modern market economy with comfortable living standards, a high level of government servicesand transfers, and a high dependence on foreign trade. The economy is dominated by the service sector with 80% of all jobs, whereas about 11% of all employees work in manufacturing and 2% in agriculture. Nominal gross national income per capita was the tenth-highest in the world at $55,220 in 2017. Correcting for purchasing power, per capita income was Int$52,390 or 16th-highest globally. Income distribution is relatively equal, but inequality has increased somewhat during the last decades, however, due to both a larger spread in gross incomes and various economic policy measures. In 2017 Denmark had the seventh-lowest Gini coefficient (a measure of economic inequality) of the 28 European Union countries. With 5,789,957 inhabitants (1 July 2018), Denmark has the 39th largest national economy in the world measured by nominal gross domestic product (GDP) and 60th largest in the world measured by purchasing power parity (PPP).

GROWTH OF HEALTH ECONOMICS:

Healthcare costs will continue to grow, in some cases much faster than the growth in healthcare expenditure. As a result, simply by increasing the funding, but without the much-needed reforms, no improvements will be ensured, including improved accessibility and higher quality of services. The operating costs of healthcare providers include, without limitation (based on sample entities from various segments): personnel costs (~52% of costs), costs of outsourced services, including patient meals (~24% of costs), costs of materials (~18% of costs), costs of infrastructure depreciation (~4% of costs), overhead and administrative costs (~2% of costs) and other costs, not quantified at present, e.g. costs of debt servicing. Virtually all these costs seem to be on the increase, based on an in-depth analysis. Personnel costs especially, which is reasonable as salaries in Polish healthcare are definitely lower than in other countries. On the other hand, this document indicates a number of structural changes aimed at improving the use of funds from the National Health Fund, infrastructure, and human resources, including specialists so that they perform tasks to which they are designated and fully use their competence. The need for changes is not only about the desire to cut costs, but, most of all, to make better use of resources, which are starting to be in short supply in Denmark (this goes mostly for doctors of certain specialties as well as nurses. The growing role of data processing is an area of healthcare that the world is headed towards, and Denmark will not escape it either. The purpose is to implement mechanisms to enable the most detailed planning possible at the entity level, measuring performance (both clinical and economic) and rewarding the best entities, for example with additional funding. Another significant need is to develop effective mechanisms to incite badly performing entities to take corrective measures. This means implementing pro-efficiency mechanisms in the healthcare system, similar to those in place in commercial companies, but following clear principles and under the supervision of competent authorities. Denmark is not a homogeneous country in terms of salary level or the costs of outsourced services, so there’s a need to develop standard indicators and relevant adjustment mechanisms (e.g. labour costs for nurses vary across the various regions of the country). Such indicators could involve the following groups: the state of the current infrastructure and future needs (quality, surface area, standard, available and missing equipment) patient satisfaction with the facility (according to differing criteria), therapeutic effectiveness or clinical indicators, and many more. As a result, a methodology would be developed that rewards good practices, by way of the so called Overall Efficiency Indicator (OEC).

The higher the indicator, the more funding entities would receive, while a lower indicator would mean less funding. Separate restructuring programmes and funds could be initiated to support weaker entities in achieving at least mid-market results.

Universities associated with Health Economics:

University of Warsaw

Warsaw University of Techno

Jagiellonian University

University of Wrocław

Poznań University of Techno

Adam Mickiewicz University

Wrocław University of Science

Warsaw School of Economics

Kozminski University

Warsaw University of Life Sci...

Vistula University

Lazarski University

Cardinal Stefan Wyszyńsk...

Medical University of Warsaw

Health Economics aims to produce students with the new ideas and quantitative skills necessary to face the twenty first Century challenges in the health sector like ever increasing health care costs, population aging and fast advances in medical technology.

SOCITIES ASSOCIATED WITH HEALTH ECONOMICS:

Society for European Business History

•           Society for the Study of Emerging Markets - SSEM

•           Society for the Study of Social Policy - SSSP

•           Society for Women in International Political Economy - SWIPE

•           Society of Business Economists - SBE

•           Society of Economic Geologists - SEG

•           Society of Economics of the Household - SEHO

•           Society of Government Economists - SGE

•           Society of Heterodox Economists - SHE

•           Society of Labour Economists - SOLE

•           Society of Quantitative Gastronomy