… Along with the positive or negative consequences of the globalization of health, we can
consider global health as a goal, responding to human rights and to common interests. History …

… By focusing on specific diseases rather than bolstering health systems as a whole, the
global health governance system misses the opportunity to tackle root causes and improve a …

… efforts to improve health or ensure that resources are wisely used. In recent decades, health
systems have contributed enormously to better health for most of the global population. As …

… health system development, proper governance, and responsible government. Unfortunately,
the lion's share of global health … individuals involved in global health research to ensure …

… They later grew to provide more than just direct assistance and became normative and
information-generating organizations that drive health systems reform and provide extensive …

… Effective, efficient and comprehensive health and community systems are critical for …
transform health systems and empower communities in ways that benefit other public health …

… include failures to prevent health problems from becoming global dangers, to … global health
threats, to implement important treaties on global health, to develop stronger health systems …

… As Global Health evolves, not merely as a metaphor for international collaboration, but as a
… for the health systems and communities that are their intended beneficiaries, Global Health …

… syndromic management of a disease can be cost-effective to a health system and has been
recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for certain symptoms/diseases, such …

… in all global health metrics, such as life expectancy, disease burden, and health systems. As
… Knowledge centrally affects all four pillars of global health, and global health governance is …