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Defining Health Management: A Conceptual Foundation for Excellence Through Efficiency, Sustainability and Equity

George ValiotisEuropean Health Management Association Brussels BelgiumSandra C. ButtiġieġFaculty of Health Sciences Mater Dei Hospital Msida MaltaAmerico CicchettiUniversità Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Rome ItalyDang RuiTashkent State University of Economics Tashkent UzbekistanNabil JamshedNottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Nottingham UKM JevtićSchool of Public Health Université Libre de Bruxelles Brussels BelgiumTeresa MagalhãesNational School of Public Health NOVA University of Lisbon Lisbon PortugalHenk NiesEuropean Association Working for Carers Brussels BelgiumMangfred PferzingerInstitute for Management and Economics in Healthcare UMIT Tirol Hall in Tirol AustriaRui SantanaNational School of Public Health NOVA University of Lisbon Lisbon PortugalTiago CorreiaInstitute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine NOVA University of Lisbon Lisbon PortugalEmmi WellerEuropean Health Management Association Brussels BelgiumLaura CandeEuropean Health Management Association Brussels BelgiumZachary DessonFederica MargheriEuropean Health Management Association Brussels Belgium
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The practice of healthcare management is essential for the efficient operation of health services, encompassing leadership, management, and direction within healthcare organisations. 'Health management' extends beyond healthcare management by integrating principles of public health and health policy. As health management is commonly practised but not cohesively recognised, the European Health Management Association (EHMA) conducted this study to develop a cohesive definition of health management. Developed through a qualitative methodology comprising focus group discussions and validation through quantitative expert interviews, this study proposed a holistic definition of health management, incorporating social, environmental and economic determinants of health, cross-sector collaboration, and the 'One Health' approach. The publication of this unified definition has important implications for professional training, policy development, and health outcomes. It provides a foundational framework for curricula, informs precise policy formulation, and promotes excellence through health service delivery that reflects efficiency, sustainability, and equity.

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