Introduction to Global Health (HSERV 590-I)

Explores social, political, economic, environmental determinants of developing countries' health; traces development of societal responses to problems. Includes: primary health care; child survival; traditional systems; population; water; sanitation; international agencies; impact of economic policies. Problem solving methods emphasized. Students will use a case study for formulating a program proposal for a developing country.

Prerequisites

Students who have completed a bachelor's degree may take these courses. Some public health or health care background would be helpful, but is not required.

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