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Public-Private Partnerships in the Health Sector

New courses start in June

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Frankfurt am Main, 25.03.2020 12:00:00

Healthcare policy makers and managers across the world are increasingly considering public-private partnerships (PPP) as a way to deliver better and more efficient service to citizens. Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, as a business school with expertise in the field of finance and the healthcare sector, is a partner that trains experts who bring public and private institutions together. The 2020 programme starts in November (more information will follow) and lasts five days.

The course is aimed specifically at key public decision-makers and managers of healthcare PPPs also including oversight agencies and private operators, as well as officials from development agencies supporting PPP approaches.