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Revenue in the Health Sector Training Kit

  • 2 days
  • 4 sessions
  • 120 min / session
  • 8 hours in total
  • Intermediate level
  • Arabic

Description

Healthcare is one of the matters that every country cares about most, and it strives to provide the best kinds of health and treatment services to its people, so that the individual may enjoy sound health and be free of any illness that might afflict them. This training kit explains how the health ministries in every country have taken upon themselves the task of providing every location with health facilities that offer the best and finest kinds of care, with private and government hospitals present in every country, and the establishment of insurance companies to ease the financial burdens on individuals.

This training kit also reviews the concept of the health sector as encompassing all the units, services and organisations concerned with health, shedding light on the various sources of health revenue that support the continuity of medical establishments, in addition to the role of health insurance management in covering treatment costs and compensation for temporary inability to work due to permanent or temporary disability, thereby enhancing the financial sustainability of the health sector. This kit is a practical reference for those working in the health and administrative fields who wish to understand the mechanisms of health revenues.

Objectives

  • Learning about the concept of the health sector and its importance in providing health and treatment care to individuals.
  • Recognising the role of health ministries in providing health facilities with distinguished services for citizens and residents.
  • Analysing the various sources of health revenue that support the continuity of private and government medical establishments.
  • Understanding the mechanisms of health insurance management and its role in easing financial burdens on patients and individuals.
  • Applying methods for achieving financial sustainability for the health sector by diversifying revenue sources.

Who it's for

Healthcare administrators, health insurance staff, and employees of medical facilities.

Training sessions

  • Introductions and programme opening
  • Training video
  • Training activity
  • Key concepts
  • Training activity
  • Development of the health sector in Saudi Arabia
  • Administrative roles in the health system

Version 1 — updated 16 October 2026

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Frequently asked questions

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