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Global Health 101 (Essential Public Health) 4th Edition

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ISBN :978-1284145380 1284145387
Publisher :Jones & Bartlett Learning; 4th edition
Publication Date :October 24, 2019
Language :English
Print Length :586 pages

Global Health 101, 4th Edition, continues to be the best resource for undergraduates seeking a clear and concise introduction to global health. Written by Richard Skolnik, a global health expert with over 40 years of experience, this edition features updated content on critical issues like global disease burden, health systems, and ethical concerns in health interventions.

This textbook incorporates key case studies and data from leading global health research, including the Global Burden of Disease Studies and Disease Control Priorities. Perfect for students and professionals alike, it offers a user-friendly approach to understanding the complexities of global health and its role in sustainable development.

Key features include:

Real-world case studies illustrating global health successes, such as smallpox eradication.
Updated content on women’s health, communicable and noncommunicable diseases, and the role of technology in improving health outcomes.
Focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their impact on global health efforts.

Whether you are studying global health or working in the field, this text provides the foundational knowledge necessary to engage with the most pressing issues in public health worldwide.

Table of Contents (Short Version):

Chapter 1: Principles and Goals of Global Health
- Why Study Global Health?
- The Sustainable Development Goals
Chapter 2: Health Determinants, Measurements, and the Status of Health Globally
- Key Health Indicators
- Determinants of Health
Chapter 3: The Global Burden of Disease
- Measuring Disease Burden
- Progress and Challenges
Chapter 4: Health, Education, Equity, and the Economy
- Health Disparities and Economic Development
Chapter 5: Ethical and Human Rights Concerns in Global Health
- Research Ethics and Human Rights
Chapter 6: An Introduction to Health Systems
- Universal Health Coverage and Health Sector Issues
Chapter 7: Culture and Health
- Health Beliefs and Behavior Change
Chapter 8: The Environment and Health
- Environmental Health Burdens and Solutions
Chapter 9: Nutrition and Global Health
- The Determinants of Nutritional Status
Chapter 10: Women’s Health
- Leading Causes of Female Morbidity and Mortality
Chapter 11: The Health of Young Children
- Key Health Challenges for Children
Chapter 12: The Health of Adolescents and Young Adults
- Addressing Health Burdens for Adolescents
Chapter 13: Communicable Diseases
- Burden and Control of Communicable Diseases
Chapter 14: Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Disorders
- Addressing Chronic Health Challenges
Chapter 15: Injuries
- Risk Factors and Prevention Strategies
Chapter 16: Natural Disasters and Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
- Health Impacts of Disasters and Emergencies
Chapter 17: Working Together to Improve Global Health
- Key Actors in Global Health
Chapter 18: Science, Technology, and Global Health
- Innovations in Health Solutions
Chapter 19: Intersectoral Approaches to Enabling Better Health
- Policies and Programs for Global Health
Chapter 20: Working in Global Health
- Careers and Opportunities
Chapter 21: Profiles of Global Health Actors
- Case Studies of Leaders in the Field

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Who is the Biggest Player in Global Health?

The World Health Organization (WHO) is considered the largest and most influential player in global health. WHO is responsible for setting international health standards, coordinating responses to global health crises, and leading public health initiatives across countries. It collaborates with other key actors such as UNICEF, the World Bank, and nongovernmental organizations to improve global health outcomes.