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International Conference on Healthcare Financing and Public Economics

28 - 29 Sep 2026 New York, USA Standard / Physical Participation
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ICHFPE conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
01 Innovations in Healthcare Financing Models +
This track explores novel approaches to healthcare financing, emphasizing the role of public and private partnerships. Participants will discuss the implications of these models on accessibility and sustainability in health systems.
02 Public Finance and Health Policy Integration +
This session focuses on the intersection of public finance and health policy, examining how fiscal strategies can enhance health outcomes. Papers will analyze case studies where integrated approaches have led to improved public health metrics.
03 Government Spending and Health System Performance +
This track investigates the relationship between government spending and the performance of health systems. Participants will present empirical research on how fiscal allocations impact healthcare delivery and outcomes.
04 Fiscal Policy Impacts on Health Inequality +
This session addresses the effects of fiscal policy on health disparities across different populations. Contributions will focus on how taxation and public expenditure can either mitigate or exacerbate health inequalities.
05 Welfare Economics and Health Outcomes +
This track examines the principles of welfare economics in the context of health outcomes. Discussions will center on how economic theories can inform policies aimed at improving public health and welfare.
06 Social Insurance Mechanisms in Healthcare +
This session explores the role of social insurance in financing healthcare services. Participants will analyze various models and their effectiveness in providing equitable access to healthcare.
07 Public Expenditure Trends in Health Systems +
This track reviews recent trends in public expenditure related to health systems. Papers will investigate how changes in funding affect service delivery and health outcomes across different regions.
08 Economic Development and Health Policy Reform +
This session focuses on the interplay between economic development and health policy reform. Contributions will highlight how economic growth can drive health improvements and the necessary policy adjustments.
09 Access to Healthcare: Economic Perspectives +
This track investigates the economic factors influencing access to healthcare services. Participants will discuss barriers to access and propose economic strategies to enhance healthcare availability.
10 Healthcare Financing and Economic Growth +
This session examines the relationship between healthcare financing and broader economic growth. Papers will explore how investments in health can stimulate economic development and productivity.
11 Policy Reforms in Healthcare Financing +
This track discusses recent policy reforms in healthcare financing and their implications for public health. Participants will analyze the effectiveness of these reforms in addressing current challenges in health systems.