Chartered Health Economist

Embark on a transformative journey to become a Chartered Health Economist through our specialized certification program. Tailored for professionals seeking recognition from the Global Academy of Finance and Management, this comprehensive examination delves into the intricate realm of health economics, covering a diverse range of essential topics.

Exam Format:

Total Questions: 60

Duration: 60 minutes

Question Types:

• True/False: Assess your ability to distinguish accurate health economics facts.
• Multiple Choice: Challenge your knowledge across various health economics practices and theories.
• Fill in the Gap: Demonstrate your understanding by completing statements with the appropriate health economics terminology.
• Single Choice: Select the correct answer from a set of options, covering different facets of health economics.

Subject Area:

1. Foundations of Health Economics: Gain a foundational understanding of health economics, covering principles, methodologies, and essential concepts in the field.
2. Healthcare Financing and Insurance: Explore the financing and insurance mechanisms in healthcare, covering public and private financing, and the role of health insurance.
3. Cost-Benefit Analysis in Healthcare: Understand the principles and applications of cost-benefit analysis in healthcare decision-making, evaluating the economic impact of health interventions.
4. Healthcare Policy and Regulation: Delve into healthcare policy and regulation, covering the role of government, regulatory bodies, and policy frameworks in shaping healthcare systems.
5. Economic Evaluation of Health Interventions: Explore economic evaluation techniques for health interventions, including cost-effectiveness analysis and quality-adjusted life years (QALYs).
6. Health Outcomes Research: Learn methodologies for health outcomes research, focusing on assessing the effectiveness and impact of healthcare interventions.
7. Global Health Economics: Understand the economic aspects of global health, covering international healthcare systems, disparities, and strategies for improving global health outcomes.
8. Health Technology Assessment: Explore the principles and methodologies of health technology assessment, evaluating the economic value of new medical technologies and innovations.
9. Public Health Economics: Learn about the economic aspects of public health, including prevention strategies, health promotion, and the economic impact of public health interventions.
10. Ethics in Health Economics: Explore ethical considerations and responsibilities associated with health economics, fostering integrity and responsible practices.

Target Audience:

• Health Economists: Designed for practitioners aiming to validate and enhance their health economics skills.
• Aspiring Health Economists: Ideal for individuals starting their career in the specialized field of health economics.

Benefits:

• A comprehensive assessment of your health economics skills.
• A pathway towards achieving the Chartered Health Economist designation.
• Recognition of your proficiency and commitment to the field of health economics.