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The course, offered by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Schoolof Public Health, presents an overview of major elements of global publichealth. Through a series of lectures and short discussions, the courseprovides students an introduction to key elements of the history, development,organization, technical content and socio-political context of majorinitiatives and programs. The course frames these specific global healthinitiatives in the context of the origins of International and Global Health,the research to program continuum, concluding with a review of major paradigmshifts in global health financing, technologies and leadership.
Overview
Syllabus
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- What is Global Health? Eras of Engagement in International Health
- Quantifying Global Burden of Disease: Using Data to Prioritize Investment in Health
- Disease Eradication – Lessons from Smallpox and Polio
- From Bench to Bedside – The Prioritization, Development and Implementation of New Vaccines
- Maternal, Newborn and Child Health: The RMNCH Continuum and Global Health
- Field Research to Policy – Moving evidence into implementation
- Epidemiologic Transitions – from Infectious o Chronic Disease
- Programs for behavior change: The Figh against Global Tobacco
- Global “Environmental” Health - Climate change, Pathogens, Changing Risk
- The Changing “Big Picture” of Global Health: Financing, Technology and Leadership
- What is Global Health? Eras of Engagement in International Health