Social Health Protection - Addressing inequities in access to health care
Social Health Protection - Addressing inequities in access to health care
17 Março–18 Abril 2025
Apresentação do curso
Introduction to the course The right to social health protection is not yet a universal reality. Despite laudable progress during the COVID-19 pandemic, coverage has stalled since 2020, highlighting important implementation gaps. This advanced blended course focuses on addressing inequities in access to health care within the context of national social health protection systems, including floors. It offers a comprehensive exploration of social health protection and its role in achieving universal health coverage (UHC) and universal social protection (USP) within the framework of the 2030 Agenda. This course is specifically designed for practitioners who have significant prior knowledge and experience in developing and managing social health protection schemes. Please note that a foundation course in social health protection is also offered in a fully online modality for a less advanced audience.
Perfil dos participantes
This blended course provides an advanced learning experience in social health protection and is designed for practitioners who have prior knowledge and experience in developing and managing social health protection schemes. This advanced track is designed for: - Executives, managers, planners, financial officers and other professionals responsible for working in social health protection schemes (whether contributory or non-contributory), in both governmental and non-governmental sectors. - Representatives of employers ' and workers ' organizations who sit on the board of social health insurance institutions are also welcome. - Social health protection practitioners and policymakers directly involved in the oversight of social health protection systems. - Individuals working in research roles on social health protection and health financing can also benefit from participating in this training activity.
