The course is delivered over two academic years and consists of several modules covering health law, health economics, and the organization and functioning of the National Health Service (SSN). It provides in-depth insights into the structure of the healthcare system and the complex methodology for its management.
To learn the basic notions inherent in the constitutional, legislative and administrative protection of health as a fundamental right of the person and in the interest of the community. Know the principles and rules governing the National Health Service, the relations of competence between the State and the regions and the related organizational profiles. Acquire the basic concepts of health economics in order to formulate assessments of the cost-effectiveness ratio and economic sustainability of health processes and structures. (test in progress)
Lectures
Students with valid certifications for Specific Learning Disorders (SLD), disabilities, or other educational needs are invited to contact the teacher and the disability representative of the School/Department at the beginning of the course to agree on any teaching methods that, while respecting the objectives of the instruction, take into account individual learning styles.
See the detailed teaching modules that make up the integrated course.
