Details

Subject(s)

• World health [Browse]

Writer of foreword

• Framer, Paul [Browse]

Series

Oxford scholarship online. [More in this series]

Summary note

'An Introduction to Global Health Delivery' expands the scope of global health delivery to include Black Lives Matter, climate justice, and COVID-19 as part of its mission to address injustice, reduce global health disparities, and deliver health care as a human right.

Notes

• Foreword by Paul Farmer.
• Includes index.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Cover
• Half-Title
• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• Foreword
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• PART I: THE ROOTS OF GLOBAL HEALTH IN THE 21ST CENTURY
• 1. The Roots of Global Health Inequity
• 2. Reversing the Tide: Lessons from the Movement for AIDS Treatment Access
• 3. The Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals
• PART II: PRINCIPLES OF GLOBALHEALTH DELIVERY
• 4. Global Health and the Global Burden of Disease
• 5. Understanding and Practicing Social Medicine
• 6. Universal Health Coverage: Ensuring Healthy Lives and Promoting Well-.Being for All at All Ages
• 7. Health Financing
• PART III: HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING
• 8. Human Resources for Health
• 9. Community Health Workers
• 10. The Evolution of Drug Access
• 11. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Quality Improvement in Global Health
• PART IV: PANDEMICS, GLOBALIZATION, AND SOCIAL CHANGE
• 12. Pandemic Preparedness and Response: A Biosocial Analysis
• 13. Political Will, Leadership, and the Importance of Decolonization
• 14. Governance and International Cooperation
• 15. Justice: Activism, Advocacy, and Social Change
• Appendix: Exercises
• Index.

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ISBN

• 0-19-760728-4
• 0-19-760727-6

OCLC

1273972795

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