Management of Healthcare Institutions
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HELP HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS TO ADDRESS KEY CHALLENGES AND THRIVE
WHAT IS THIS TRACK?
Meet the case of Ayesha
Ayesha is the CEO of a major metropolitan hospital facing significant challenges. Over the past year, the hospital has seen a 20% increase in patient admissions, but staffing levels have not kept pace, leading to overworked staff, reduced morale, and an increase in medical errors. Additionally, the hospital struggles with financial constraints due to rising costs of medical supplies and the demand for high-quality patient care.
Recently, Ayesha was informed about an opportunity to participate in an EU-funded pilot program promising to revolutionize patient care through digital health solutions. However, the initial investment required is substantial, putting further strain on the hospital’s already tight budget.
What do you think?
- With limited financial resources, how can Ayesha ensure access to innovative solutions?
- How can the hospital balance the high costs of implementing digital health solutions with the need to maintain or improve other areas of patient care?
- How can Ayesha involve and gain support from hospital staff and stakeholders in the decision to participate in the pilot program?
- What measures can be taken to ensure the sustainability of the digital health solutions after the pilot program ends?
CAN YOU HELP?
As a healthcare leader, you face challenges similar to Ayesha’s. How would you attract and engage investors? How would you communicate with internal and external stakeholders about the effectiveness of promising digital innovations? What actions would you prioritize?
This track provides you with essential leadership skills for such situations, making you attractive to various organizations and allowing you to grow as a leader, employee, and researcher. If you’re passionate about positively influencing healthcare decisions and addressing key challenges in today’s healthcare systems, this track is for you!
Trond Tjerbo
University of Oslo
If you have any questions regarding this track, don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
RAFFAEL HEISS
MCI | The Entrepreneurial School
If you have any questions regarding this track, don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
“We can’t teach you to be a good leader, but we will provide you what you need. The rest is up to you.”
Trond Tjerbo, Track Coordinator
Track Benefits
By enrolling in this track, you’ll develop essential leadership and management skills for healthcare institutions, including strategic planning, financial management, human resources, and quality improvement. You’ll learn to navigate complex challenges, motivate staff, and foster innovation. Graduates work in hospital administration, healthcare consulting, clinics, health insurance, government health agencies, and non-profits. This track equips you to excel in diverse healthcare roles and significantly impact healthcare delivery quality and efficiency.
Graduates of this track now work in both the private and public sectors, including hospitals, health insurers, academia, pharmaceutical companies, consultancies, or governmental decision-making bodies.
SEMESTER 1 — UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA
- Fundamentals in Health Economics and Management (I.C.)
- Our Right to Health: Needs, Resources and Society
- Fundamentals of Quantitative Methods in Health and Healthcare (I.C.) or Quantative Methods in Health and Healthcare (I.C.)
- Health Systems or International Law and Health
SEMESTER 2 — UNIVERSITY OF OSLO
- Qualitative Methods
- Finance and Investment
- Leadership Management & Organization Development
- Elective
SEMESTER 3 — MCI | THE ENTREPRENEURIAL SCHOOL
- Law and Public Health Practice
- Economic Evaluation
- Ethical Decision Making
- Management Accounting & Controlling
- Real Life Simulation Methods + Real Life Simulation Practice or Applied Finance Management + Inclusive Leadership in Global Health
SEMESTER 4 — ONE OF THE UNIVERSITIES IN THE TRACK
- Thesis
Enjoy the best of Oslo and Innsbruck
This track is a partnership between the University of Oslo (2nd semester) and the MCI – The Entrepreneurial School in Innsbruck (3rd semester). You will enjoy high academic education in two great European cities. Both with thriving healthcare sectors and high-quality living standards.
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Act now
Are you ready to embark on a transformative journey in health economics, policy analysis, and technology assessment?
Health ECONOMICS & POLICY
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