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BNS 322: Principles of Management & Health Economics

A course on the principles of management, leadership, health financing, and economic evaluation within the healthcare system.

Course Content

Explore the detailed topics covered in Management & Health Economics.

Management and Organization

Management Theories & FunctionsNotes coming soon Organization Structure & DesignNotes coming soon Quality AssuranceNotes coming soon Strategic ManagementNotes coming soon Organization of Health ServicesNotes coming soon

Information Systems & Health Financing

Health Management Information System (HMIS)Notes coming soon Principles of Health Care FinancingNotes coming soon Resource Allocation, Equity & EfficiencyNotes coming soon Health Care BudgetingNotes coming soon Private Investment in HealthNotes coming soon Cost Analysis, Auditing & ReportingNotes coming soon

Health Economics

Definition of Health EconomicsNotes coming soon Health Measurement & ValuationNotes coming soon Demand & Supply in Health CareNotes coming soon Assessing Costs and BenefitsNotes coming soon Strategies for EfficiencyNotes coming soon Economic Evaluation of Health ServicesNotes coming soon

Human Resource Management

Principles & Functions of HRMNotes coming soon Organizational BehaviourNotes coming soon Leadership & Conflict ResolutionNotes coming soon Human Resource PlanningNotes coming soon Financial AppraisalsNotes coming soon Government of Uganda Personnel PoliciesNotes coming soon

Health Policy and Planning

Health Policy: Formation & ImplementationNotes coming soon Principles & Functions of PlanningNotes coming soon The Planning CycleNotes coming soon Monitoring & EvaluationNotes coming soon Health Sector Reform InitiativesNotes coming soon

Key References

A selection of key texts and resources cited in this course unit.

  1. Marquis, BL & Husto, CJ (2008) Leadership Roles and Management in Nursing: Prentice Hall.
  2. Chitty, K. K. (2005). Professional Nursing: Concept & Challenges: Elsevier Saunders.
  3. Kelly, P (2003) Nursing Leadership and Management, Thomson Delmar Learning
  4. Manteno, KS & Schulte P, (1991) Health services Management: AMREF, Nairobi: Kenya
  5. Yoder-Wise, P, (2006) Leading and Managing in Nursing; Mosby
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