Part of the Understanding Public Health series this newly revised edition of Making Health Policy has been updated to cover and aid the analysis of significant political and health policy developments since the publication of the second edition in 2012.ampampampnbspThe new edition includes a greater diversity of expertise and perspectives and reflects the latest research and thinking about how to do health policy analysis including a new focus on issues such as the role of values in health policy policy making in response to climatic and environmental change and the growing importance of social media in the policy process.ampampampnbspampampampnbspThe new edition also draws on the COVID19 pandemic and its response to highlight key aspects of the health policy process. The book nonetheless maintains the strengths of earlier editions that have made it popular with students practitioners policy makers and teachers of health policy through its accessible style comprehensive nature use of empirical case studies from low to highincome countries and range of learning resources.