Canllaw Economeg Iechyd

Llawlyfr ymarferol o arferion gorau ar gyfer economeg iechyd.

Mae'r canllaw hwn ar gyfer y bobl sy'n rhedeg sefydliadau iechyd a gofal: prif weithredwyr ac uwch arweinwyr, cyfarwyddwyr digidol a thrawsnewid, arweinwyr cynnyrch a rhaglenni, gweithwyr proffesiynol clinigol a gofal, a rheolwyr gweithredol. Ei sail yw hyn: ym maes iechyd, mae economeg yn darparu'r fframweithiau ar gyfer strategaeth, adnoddau, tegwch ac ymddiriedaeth y cyhoedd, nid effeithlonrwydd yn unig.

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How the book is organized

Five parts, 0 topics. Any topic can be read on its own — the night before the decision.

Part 1 — Foundations

why health is economically different, and the models that explain it

Part 2 — Evaluation and Evidence

the analyst's toolkit: valuing outcomes, building models, testing claims

Part 3 — Systems, Policy and Priorities

how societies organize, fund, and share out healthcare

Part 4 — Global and Societal Issues

health beyond one system: behaviour, global trade and financing, the planet, and the public conversation

Part 5 — Digital, Software, and Technology

the economics of health technology: innovation, digital care, artificial intelligence, software, robotics, and data

Reference

  • Glossary A–Z — plain-English definitions of every key term, each pointing at its home chapter.
  • Index by topic — concepts and frameworks mapped to the topics that cover them.
  • Source repository — the markdown behind this site, its specification, and the contribution guide.

Use with Claude

Two Claude Code skills teach an AI assistant to work with this guide.

  • health-economics-guide readers — routes a question to the right topic, answers grounded in the book's own text, runs team workshops from a topic's discussion questions, and applies the maturity model and checklists to a reader's own organization.
  • health-economics-guide-maintainer maintainers — encodes the book's authoring, review, and cross-file consistency rules for anyone writing, reviewing, or reorganizing topics.