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Chapter One
1.1.Industrial expansion, globalization and population health
The cases of England and Panama
1.2 Comparative measurement of health and development
1.3 A century's worth of global change in development and health
1.4 What accounts for the difference in regional change?
1.4.1 Standard of living
1.4.2 Public investment, health infrastructure, and public health campaigns
1.4.3 Medical innovations
1.4.4 Technological Innovation
1.4.5 Behavior change
1.4.6 Access to care
1.4.7 Political will
1.5 A model for exploring health and development
1.6 Conclusion
Chapter Two
2.1 Health and development as concepts in the international system
2.1.1 International health before WWII
2.1.2 The United Nations and the modern story of health and development
2.2 The World Health Organization
2.2.1 WHO early years: Health as a biomedical condition
2.2.2Malaria and smallpox campaigns
2.2.3 WHO: Health as a human right
2.2.3.1 Primary Health Care
2.2.4 Social determinants of health and the WHO in the 21st century
2.3 The World Bank
2.3.1 The World Bank: Evolution of Development
2.3.1.1 Structural Adjustment Program
2.3.1.2 World Bank as a health authority
World Development Report 1993
2.3.1.3 Towards change
2.4 The beginning of convergence
State and human security
2.5 True convergence and the way forward in the 21st Century
2.6 Conclusion
Chapter Three
3.1 Trade-offs between internal and external factors, social and economic out-comes
3.2 Health inputs
3.3 Chile
Economic growth without equity
3.4 Sri Lanka
Equity without growth
3.5 Conclusion
Chapter Four
4.1 The importance of community
4.1.1 Community-based health care
4.1.2 Pholela Health Center
An early innovator
4.1.3 Gonoshasthaya Kendra
A continuing success
4.1.4 Implications for local health and national development
4.2 Microcredit and microfinance
4.2.1 Grameen Bank
early innovator and continuing success
4.2.2 Implications for development and well-being
4.3 Conclusion
Chapter Five
5.1 Development, failed states and states in conflict
5.1.1 Issues of health
5.1.2 Refugees and IDPs
5.1.3 Long term impacts
5.2 The challenge of rebuilding
5.2.1 Building dependency
5.3 The pros and cons of scaled approaches
5.4 Haiti
Partners in Health/Zanmi Lasante
5.5 Rwanda rising from the ashes
5.6 Conclusion
Chapter Six
6.1 Global Public-Private Partnerships
6.1.1 GPPPs, global research and clinical trials
6.2 Methods of the GPPPs
6.3 Examples of Recent GPPPs
6.4 Pros and cons of GPPPs
6.5 Conclusion
Chapter Seven
7.1 Conclusion
Chapter Eight
Answer key for discussion questions
Chapter One Questions
Chapter Two Questions
Chapter Three Questions
Chapter Four Questions
Chapter Five Questions
Chapter Six Questions
Index.
1.1.Industrial expansion, globalization and population health
The cases of England and Panama
1.2 Comparative measurement of health and development
1.3 A century's worth of global change in development and health
1.4 What accounts for the difference in regional change?
1.4.1 Standard of living
1.4.2 Public investment, health infrastructure, and public health campaigns
1.4.3 Medical innovations
1.4.4 Technological Innovation
1.4.5 Behavior change
1.4.6 Access to care
1.4.7 Political will
1.5 A model for exploring health and development
1.6 Conclusion
Chapter Two
2.1 Health and development as concepts in the international system
2.1.1 International health before WWII
2.1.2 The United Nations and the modern story of health and development
2.2 The World Health Organization
2.2.1 WHO early years: Health as a biomedical condition
2.2.2Malaria and smallpox campaigns
2.2.3 WHO: Health as a human right
2.2.3.1 Primary Health Care
2.2.4 Social determinants of health and the WHO in the 21st century
2.3 The World Bank
2.3.1 The World Bank: Evolution of Development
2.3.1.1 Structural Adjustment Program
2.3.1.2 World Bank as a health authority
World Development Report 1993
2.3.1.3 Towards change
2.4 The beginning of convergence
State and human security
2.5 True convergence and the way forward in the 21st Century
2.6 Conclusion
Chapter Three
3.1 Trade-offs between internal and external factors, social and economic out-comes
3.2 Health inputs
3.3 Chile
Economic growth without equity
3.4 Sri Lanka
Equity without growth
3.5 Conclusion
Chapter Four
4.1 The importance of community
4.1.1 Community-based health care
4.1.2 Pholela Health Center
An early innovator
4.1.3 Gonoshasthaya Kendra
A continuing success
4.1.4 Implications for local health and national development
4.2 Microcredit and microfinance
4.2.1 Grameen Bank
early innovator and continuing success
4.2.2 Implications for development and well-being
4.3 Conclusion
Chapter Five
5.1 Development, failed states and states in conflict
5.1.1 Issues of health
5.1.2 Refugees and IDPs
5.1.3 Long term impacts
5.2 The challenge of rebuilding
5.2.1 Building dependency
5.3 The pros and cons of scaled approaches
5.4 Haiti
Partners in Health/Zanmi Lasante
5.5 Rwanda rising from the ashes
5.6 Conclusion
Chapter Six
6.1 Global Public-Private Partnerships
6.1.1 GPPPs, global research and clinical trials
6.2 Methods of the GPPPs
6.3 Examples of Recent GPPPs
6.4 Pros and cons of GPPPs
6.5 Conclusion
Chapter Seven
7.1 Conclusion
Chapter Eight
Answer key for discussion questions
Chapter One Questions
Chapter Two Questions
Chapter Three Questions
Chapter Four Questions
Chapter Five Questions
Chapter Six Questions
Index.