Public Health Management

Public Health Management refers to the systematic organization and administration of health services aimed at protecting and improving the health of communities. It involves planning, implementing, and evaluating programs to prevent diseases, promote healthy behaviors, and respond to health crises. Professionals in this field work with various stakeholders—like governments, healthcare providers, and the public—to ensure access to care, enhance health education, and address health disparities. Ultimately, it plays a crucial role in ensuring populations can live healthier lives through effective policies and services.