TY  - BOOK
AU  - DiPrete Brown,Lori
TI  - Foundations for global health practice
SN  - 9781118505564
U1  - 362.1 
PY  - 2018///
CY  - Hoboken, New Jersey
PB  - John Wiley & Sons
KW  - Global health
KW  - World health
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Part I. Global health concepts; 1. Developing a global perspective; 2. What is global health?; 3. Global health care systems and universal health care; 4. Global health policy and the sustainable development goals; 5. Global health challenges for the 21st century; 6. The right to health and a framework convention on global health; 7. Global mental health, behavioral medicine, and wellness; 8. Water, sanitation, hygiene, and health; 9. Food, agriculture, and nutrition; 10. Climate and health; 11. Information communication technology and health; 12. Scaling up in global health; Part II. Global health practice; 13. Global health experiences; 14. Global health competencies for the health sciences; 15. Working with communities; 16. Transformative engagement and leadership for global health; 17. Guidelines for planning a global health learning experience; 18. Navigating global health for student organization; 19. Planning for health and safety; 20. Global health professional skills and careers; Part III. Global health perspectives; 21. So you want to save the world? First, you've got to know it; 22. Since you asked; 23. Leadership lessons from the last mile; 24. How global health identity politics harms local communities; 25. Gender and community well-being; 26. Strengthening immunization programs; 27. HIV : US to global perspectives; 28. Tuberculosis and the long and winding road toward a global health career; 29. Linking research to applied field work; 30. A call to surgeons to advance global health; 31. Stories and balance; 32. The global burden of avoidable childhood blindness; 33. Global health nursing; 34. Contributions of pharmacists in global public health; 35. Reflections and stepping-stones to a career in global health; 36. Global health and education; 37. The importance of narrative to global health research and practice; 38. The urban opportunity for global health; 39. Building effective health system in transitional societies; 40. Grand challenges in global health and the role of universities
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