Luanda:Angolan Minister of Health Sílvia Lutucuta is set to preside over the award ceremony for the MBA in Health Management in Luanda on Monday. This event targets professionals tasked with the administration and coordination of health services.
According to Angola Press News Agency, the Ministry of Health emphasized that this initiative is part of their commitment to enhancing management training. The objective is to improve the organization and functioning of healthcare institutions.
The ceremony will honor 105 professionals who successfully completed the first three editions of the program. This MBA aims to develop leadership skills and provide technical and scientific tools necessary for tackling challenges in hospital management, planning, team leadership, quality care, and judicious use of public resources.
The training program, consisting of 10 modules over 150 hours, covers topics such as governance, hospital planning, human resource management, quality and accreditation, leadership, research, ethics, and digital transformation. The curriculum is designed to foster evidence-based decision-making and improve organizational processes in hospital administration, focusing on quality and patient safety.
The first three editions saw a total of 128 enrollments, with a pass rate of approximately 82%, including a notable female participation rate of 52.3%. The program's reach extends beyond Luanda to other regions like Malanje, Bié, Huíla, and Cabinda, recording a 93% attendance rate across additional editions. This broader access aims to strengthen the capabilities of healthcare managers across the country.
The collaboration between MINSA, Academia BAI, and partner academic institutions is crucial, combining scientific insights with management tools tailored for the health sector. The upcoming award ceremony will celebrate the achievements of the participants and underscore the significance of applying their newly acquired skills in healthcare service organization and resource management.
