Health Economics
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2017
- Global health and public health practitioners use Health Economics to better understand the decisions that get made that affect health. Calculating the DALYs averted or QALYs gained for per dollar spent, for example, can help NGOs and Governments decide which health interventions to invest in. These sorts of cost utility and cost effectiveness (economic evaluations) help with decision making.
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Hello Mr. Martin,
I majored in Health Economics for my university graduation and post grad degrees. Your video was fun and informative! Will help me explain HE to some of my friends! Thank you! :D
Another Great and Informative video from Dr Greg Martin. And, thank you to University of Washington DCP3 for their support.
Thanks Terry - and yes, a HUGE thanks to University of Washington DCP3 (I couldn't make these videos without support).
Your definition of economics made me start looking at decision making in new perspective.
5 min is a short time to go in details... so disclaimer and warning helped. But surely covered lot of ground.
Thank you for the video. I loved the pace and energy you put into health economics. I will view more
'Health Economics information is at its most powerful when it is combined with Epidemiological data' - Very well said, good sir.
Thanks Adnan!
SUCH AN AMAZING VIDEO ... IT REALLY GAVE ME CLARITY IN THIS CHAOS
Thank you. This is a great fun way to learn about Health Systems and grasp the key concepts quickly, especially enjoyed watching it with music . It is quick paced and because of the way I learn Ill play it through another couple of times to really get it.
As for the learning message - If only health systems working in practice were this simple ! After 30 years as a registered nurse my biggest diagnosis for effective health systems and services is good effective communication at all levels and forms of interaction. Keep on keepin on the good communication that you are effecting and may your helpful information reach all the places its needed in goodly time please God.
Thanks for the comment (I understand from your other message that this is actually Heather Lannin commenting, right?) . I appreciate the feedback. Happy day. Greg
Dr Martin, your presentation is full of energy and good concepts! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! Love your videos! Best regards,
Thats very kind feedback Fabi - thanks a lot. :)
I am doing my master in Public Health, tomorrow I will Have exam at Health economics.
Keep doing your work.
Talk about demand, please.
Where are you pursuing ?
Thank you for the info from Katsina State of Nigeria
Love your videos Greg, and the warning at the start of this one is hilarious!
Thanks Cheri (yeah - I had to stop myself from smiling while making the warning - I had a few 'economist' friends in mind when I was doing it) :)
Hi Greg. You are a great communicator with the knack to explain complicated issues and systems in a simpler way to comprehend. This series is needed to bring common sense in a pontificating world. Congratulations
Thanks Andre-Jacques (much appreciated).
Martin, Congratulations it is an excellent video, clear messages, making health economics easy for everybody!
Thanks for the very nice feedback Patricia! Glad you found it useful!
Your video presentation is attractive! Useful information.
Well done Greg... Love your Work!
Another clearer and simple video on health economics by Greg. Thank you so much. Just a suggestion, a note about elasticity in the demand supply curve would be beneficial for all. I am looking forward for your next video on health policy☺
Dr Santosh K Yatnatti thanks for the comment and for the great suggestion 😀 - will do.
Dr. Martin, this was a great video and I love the connection you made between global health and how health practitioners can use it as a tool to improve the quality of life of individuals. I look forward to hearing the video on health policy and also provide resources that students can use for project ideas, policies, research etc. It is important that we incorporate economic concepts (e.g., cost-effective analysis) in the projects public health practitioners wish to undertake.
Thanks for the comment Stephane - I agree with what you said wholeheartedly.
we need a special video on how the health sector contribute to the economy. We want to dig deep in this topic. thank you.
Thank you so much for uploading such a useful video 👍🏻
Thanks for promoting health economics, i personally did my mphil in health economics from pakistan insitute of development economics , but it want to learn more about economic evaluation, hope you will discuss these things in detail....
Thanks for the comment Haddad. Glad to hear that you found the video useful. I will try to make some videos on economic evaluation soon.
Thank you so much, Dr.Martin! You provide very relevant information. I look forward to your video on health policy. I would also like to get your expertise on some of the PhD programs in public health. Thanks again :)
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you ,Dr. Martin, for making things clearer, as always. I wonder if you could advise some educational material aimed at preparing future students in the field of Public and Global health, perhaps some literature that you used to use in order to get a common sense of this subject and make the right steps even before going to university.
Hi Nikita - thanks for the question. An excellent book (to start with) is Global Health 101 by Richard Skolnik. I'll give it some thought and post a few others too. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you !
why is he not blinking his eyes ?
I loved this one. Thanks
Great video sir ....it is usefulness to academic purpose Tq sir. from India
Thanks for the feedback
Using circular flow of income model describe (diagrammatically as well as
intuitively) the health care sector of India. Specify the goods/services and factors
in your model. How will the addition of Government alter your model? Can anyone answer this for me
very informing and simplified talks, kudos
Thanks :) Glad you liked it.
great video! thanks for sharing!
ReeAmor thanks! 😀
☺u seem a positive person! !I decide to listen to u!that's economics ☺
haha - thanks Georges - that's one of the nicest comments I've had so far!! I hope that I live up to your expectations!
Make more videos. Believe it or not they help an HTA student ☺
what type of jobs can i get with this degree as individual or with groups in a developing country?
This is so good. Thanks.
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Very informative video sir👍. but i wanna ask one silly question😶 as
I m pursuing PhD( from commerce field) and i m attracted towards health economics .. do health economics form a part of commerce or it is only for medical students? Please guide me
same is my problem but i think it's a business commerce field! You should do your MBA in Healthcare Management. I want to do PhD in Public Health after MBA Healthcare.
I’m doing a phd in economics - I did not follow the warning. Help!
Global healthcare management. ❤
Thanks Dr Martin for this informative video. Could you please recommend any good Book on health Economics. I am a MPH student.
Hi there Pankaj. I really enjoyed a text book by Charles Normand (do a search for his name and health economics and you'll find it)
Thanks Dr.Martin. I got it.
Fantastic! I would love to get in the field and become a Health Economist myself. I am studying an undergraduate degree of Economics in Australia. Am i on the right track? Are there jobs?
Hi Steven - YES - you're on the right track! Get a good grounding in Economics! Health economics is a fascinating field and I'm sure you'll love it! And yes, LOADS of jobs in the field!
Hey in which University? I was planning to study the same course in Australia.
fst of all... you r handsome in different way...
liked the vdo alot...
thank you
Thanks for the very kind compliment Kanika. :)
Thanks Greg.
You're most welcome Stephen. Thanks for the comment.
Hi Greg ....I typed that last message from my friend Daffyd's computer not realsiing it was naming him on my comment - that last comment was by me Heather Lannin.
:) No problem
Hello sir, hope your doing good. I am planning to do Masters in health economics and health policy. could please suggest which University is the best according to you. And is this course in demand and are there job opportunities.
Thank you for your time. Hope you reply.
Dhaka University in Bangladesh.
Thank you :)
Hi Cynthia - you're most welcome. Please feel free to suggest other topics that you'd like me to make videos on.
Thank you sir for informed us about the job sector of MPH.
Sir I'm very interested in public health.
at present i'm studying under the department of zoology.
will I doing MPH?
An MPH will be very useful (if you are able to do one). That said, there are people working in the public health space that don't have MPH degrees and bring other skills (as in your case, zoology).
Thank you sir for your reply.
Actually
I want to build up my career in public health.
At first I want to do MPH from world class university.
Which university is best for MPH?
Hi Arif - getting an MPH from a world class university will stand you in good stead. In terms of which university to attend, it depends a little on what you want to get out of it and what you would like to do afterwards (they all offer slightly different programmes with different emphasis). In the last few videos that I've done, I've tried to highlight the strengths of a few universities. LSHTM, for example has an excellent global health programme. Notre Dame has an excellent MSc Global Health (with a strong emphasis on science). Johns Hopkins has an excellent reputation. USC, North Western, UCSF are all great schools. Its hard to say though. It does depend a little on what you're looking for.
great video..hellow from sudan
Thanks Fahmi - and hello from Ireland :)
This is wonderful. Please can one get this in hard copy. Please send me a hard copy.
Hi Bamgboye - thanks for the comment. I'm actually not quite sure how to get a hard copy to you. I'll look into it.
nice informative video
Good introduction to health economics
Thank you for the feedback.
Thanks mate
You are most welcome Mansour
Is there a reason you’re using DALY rather than QALY?
Informative video
Thanks Oyekola. Glad you liked it.
such a nice and charming man
Fine
Nice warning
Warning was hilarious :)
haha - glad you liked it :)
Starts at 1:22 ....you're welcome