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January 10, 2010
Global Health Leadership Forum: University of California, Berkeley
Location: San Francisco, California, USA
Dates: 10-16 January 2010
Venue: UC Berkeley School of Public Health
Website: http://ahlf.berkeley.edu/
An innovative program for senior health executives focusing on health policy and management issues of global importance. The program takes place in two intensive 1-week sessions in Berkeley and Barcelona. Participants will develop a project mentored by expert faculty advisors during the six month interim between projects.
The sixth edition of the Global Health Leadership Forum is a joint initiative of the UC Berkeley School of Public Health and the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics together with the UPF Center for Research in Health and Economics (CRES).
The Approach
The demands of day-to-day work don’t leave me– a senior health executive– time to deepen my understanding of the most salient issues affecting the future of the field.
I need to stay on top of the latest news and market trends and find out about the latest developments in Health Policy and Healthcare Systems. I need to get a clear idea of what the future holds for healthcare, both in my country and internationally.
During two intensive weeks spent surrounded by some of the world’s foremost healthcare experts, I will study the latest news and major advances in healthcare and gain the knowledge crucial to staying at the cutting edge of industry.
Immersed in a dynamic learning environment, I will share experiences, swap stories, and evaluate case studies with fellow healthcare executives in order to face the future in the best possible way. During the six-month interim between sessions, I will tackle a real issue affecting my company or profession under the guidance of an expert faculty member.
Core Benefits
- Fast track update of latest news; tips on identifying market risks and opportunities
- Insights on the present and future of healthcare in the current global environment
- Find practical solutions to Health Policy issues that have been converging internationally and evaluate their associated risks and opportunities
- Share experiences with other leaders in the health care sector around the world
- Enhance strategic leadership skills
Participant Profile
- Senior health executives, health ministers
- Senior policy leaders, legislators and regulators
- Senior executives of organizations (e.g. World Bank, OECD, PAHO)
- Senior executives of enterprises (e.g. insurance, pharmaceutical, health care delivery, care management)
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
PRIMARY AREAS OF FOCUS:
- Public/private health insurance combinations
- Strategies for health systems change
- Innovations in payer and health delivery connections
- Governance
- Information therapy for consumers
- Pharmaceutical innovation, pricing, and regulation
- Managing insurance and delivery performance
- Implications of technology changes on health care
- Field trips to innovative hospital, primary care centers and Kaiser Permanente
REAL WORLD CASE
Participants will tackle a real issue affecting their company or profession over the six month interim between sessions. Advised by expert faculty, participants will find viable solutions to the issue addressed and steps to implement them.
SELECTED BERKELEY SPEAKERS:
Sir Richard Feachem, UCSF, 1st Dir. Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; Peter Berman, Harvard University and World Bank; Arnie Milstein, Mercer and Pacific Business Group on Health; high level officials from Kaiser Permanente; and expert faculty from UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Stephen M. Shortell (UC Berkeley), Andreu Mas Colell (Barcelona GSE), Richard M. Scheffler (UC Berkeley), Guillem Lopez-Casasnovas (UPF).
Faculty advisors:
Ivan Planas (UPF), Jim Rice (Cambridge University and Integrated Health Strategies), and Alex Preker (World Bank)
CONTACT
UC Berkeley
Meg Kellogg, Program Director
UC Berkeley School of Public Health
Tel: +1 (510) 642 1631
http://ghlf.berkeley.edu/
Barcelona GSE
Carmen Estévez, Program Coordinator
Barcelona Graduate School of Economics
Email: carmen.estevez@barcelonagse.eu
Tel: +34 (93) 542 12 43
http://www.barcelonagse.eu/
