Health Systems Development: Introduction to Health Systems

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This program is a non-degree course for people interested in health systems, taught in English at Imperial College London. It's divided into 3 courses and helps you learn about the global health systems landscape and how to achieve better health outcomes.

The curriculum covers the main building blocks of health systems, including how health system performance is assessed, conducting health impact assessments, and human resources for health and service delivery. You'll learn through quizzes, activities, and formative assessments to gauge your understanding.

After completing this program, you can pursue careers as a Health Systems Manager, Public Health Specialist, Health Policy Analyst, Global Health Consultant, or Healthcare Administrator, working in industries like healthcare, government, or non-profit, for employers like the World Health Organization, UNICEF, or the Red Cross.