Orientation; Introduction to Challenges in Global Health; Global
Institutions Lectures will focus on the challenges of Global Health work today, the global burden of disease, and Global Institutions.(In PH Building, Floor C1) 8:00 - 9:00am Orientation Jay Lemery, MD Overview of the two-week course and resources available at Weill Cornell. 9:00 - 10:30am Introduction to Challenges in Global Health Satchit
Balsari, MD, MPH A broad overview of what the global health challenges of the last century were, and where we are headed in the next century. The lecture will focus on topics including the impact of urbanization, climate change, chronic diseases, HIV, complex humanitarian emergencies, and the changing nature of war. 10:30 - 12:00pm Global Institutions (see reading list) Anjali Pant, MD, MPH Slides Download In this lecture, we will (1) Define major categorical
definitions into which global institutions fall: bilateral agency, multilateral
agency, NGO, private foundations, governmental agencies. (2) Be able to
discuss the changes in funding and the global health activity landscape among
the major global health actors and initiatives over the last 20 years. (3)
Understand the way in which major institutions work together and independently,
and how specific global health roles are assigned or assumed. 12:00 – 1:00pm Lunch Break
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