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9780834212282

International Public Health: Diseases, Programs, Systems and Polices

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    9780834212282

  • ISBN10:

    0834212285

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-11-01
  • Publisher: JONES & BARTLETT PUB
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Summary

Yale Univ., New Haven, CT. Addresses public health problems and challenges facing low- and middle-income countries. Emphasizes disease, programs, health systems, and health policies, and reflects the scope and depth of challenges in global health promotion. Includes case studies and examples.

Table of Contents

Contributors ix
Foreword xiii
Sir George Alleyne
Introduction xvii
Michael H. Merson
Robert E. Black
Anne J. Mills
Acknowledgments xxxi
Disease Burden Measurement and Trends
1(52)
Adnan Ali Hyder
Richard H. Morrow
Reasons and Approaches for Measuring Health and Disease
2(8)
Methods and Indicators of Disease Burden
10(25)
Comparisons and Trends in Disease Burden
35(15)
Conclusion
50(1)
Discussion Questions
51(2)
Culture, Behavior, and Health
53(26)
Susan C. Scrimshaw
Basic Concepts from Medical Anthropology
53(3)
Cultural Views of Health, Illness, and Healers
56(8)
Theories of Health Behavior and Behavior Change
64(5)
Methodologies for Understanding Culture and Behavior
69(6)
Conclusion
75(1)
Discussion Questions
75(4)
Reproductive Health
79(60)
Jane Menken
M. Omar Rahman
Demographic Trends and Fertility Determinants
80(13)
Family Planning Programs
93(18)
Impact of Reproductive Patterns on the Health of Children
111(5)
Impact of Reproductive Patterns on the Health of Women
116(14)
Conclusion
130(1)
Discussion Questions
131(8)
Infectious Diseases
139(68)
Arthur L. Reingold
Christina R. Phares
Overview
139(1)
Control of Infectious Diseases
140(1)
Childhood Vaccine Preventable Diseases: The Expanded Program of Immunizations
141(10)
Enteric Infections and Acute Respiratory Infections
151(8)
Bacterial Meningitis
159(5)
Mycobacterial Infections
164(5)
Sexually Transmitted Infections and AIDS
169(7)
Viral Hepatitis
176(5)
Malaria and Other Arthropod-borne Diseases
181(6)
Helminthiases
187(4)
Zoonoses
191(3)
Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers
194(4)
Infectious Causes of Blindness
198(2)
Conclusion
200(1)
Discussion Questions
201(6)
Nutrition
207(86)
Keith P. West, Jr.
Benjamin Caballero
Robert E. Black
The Nutritional Spectrum
208(1)
Undernutrition
209(15)
Protein-Energy Malnutrition
224(6)
Micronutrient Deficiencies
230(28)
Diet and Undernutrition
258(8)
Undernutrition among Older Persons
266(1)
The Nutrition Transition
266(2)
Conclusion
268(2)
Discussion Questions
270(23)
Chronic Diseases and Injury
293(38)
David V. McQueen
Matthew T. McKenna
David A. Sleet
Recent Views on the Burden of Chronic Diseases and Injury
293(2)
Definitions of Terms
295(1)
Major Social, Economic, and Demographic Trends
296(2)
Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases and Injury
298(20)
Epidemiology of Principal Behavorial Risk Factors for Chronic Diseases
318(4)
Special Problems and Issues for Chronic Diseases and Injury in the Global Context
322(2)
Conclusion
324(2)
Discussion Questions
326(5)
Mental Health
331(48)
Mitchell G. Weiss
Alex Cohen
Leon Eisenberg
Burden of Mental Disorders
331(4)
Major Mental Disorders and Associated Problems
335(12)
Classification and Assessment of Mental Disorders
347(9)
Historical, Environmental, and Social Contexts
356(10)
Mental Health Policies and Programs for Low- and Middle-Income Countries
366(4)
Conclusion
370(2)
Discussion Questions
372(7)
Environmental Health
379(60)
Anthony J. McMichael
Tord Kjellstrom
Kirk R. Smith
Definition and Scope of Environment
379(1)
Scale and Distribution of Environmental Risks to Health
380(1)
Environment: Encompassing Both ``Hazard'' and ``Habitat''
381(2)
Environmental Health Research, Risk Assessment, and Monitoring
383(21)
Household Exposures
404(3)
The Occupational Environment
407(6)
Community-Level Exposures
413(9)
Regional Exposures: Transboundary Problems
422(3)
Global Environmental Change and Population Health
425(5)
Pathways to the Future in an Unequal World
430(3)
Conclusion
433(1)
Discussion Questions
434(5)
Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
439(76)
Michael J. Toole
Ronald J. Waldman
Anthony B. Zwi
Direct Public Health Impact of War
442(5)
Indirect Public Health Impact of Civil Conflict
447(10)
Specific Health Outcomes
457(15)
Prevention and Mitigation of CHEs
472(3)
Responses to CHE
475(24)
Role of International, National, and Nongovernmental Organizations
499(2)
Rehabilitation, Repatriation, and Recovery
501(4)
Development of Human Resources
505(1)
Current Issues
506(3)
Conclusion
509(1)
Discussion Questions
510(5)
The Design of Health Systems
515(44)
Anne J. Mills
M. Kent Ranson
Conceptual Maps of the Health System
516(4)
Historical Development of Health Systems
520(3)
The Role of the State
523(3)
Regulation
526(4)
Financing
530(9)
Resource Allocation
539(6)
Provision of Services
545(2)
Performance of Different Types of Systems
547(2)
Health System Reform
549(5)
Conclusion
554(1)
Discussion Questions
555(4)
Health Systems Management
559(58)
William A. Reinke
Management Framework
559(4)
Organization Structure and Relations
563(9)
Human Resources Management
572(9)
Physical Resources Management
581(4)
Financial Management
585(9)
Performance Budgeting
594(4)
General Management Methods
598(14)
Conclusion
612(1)
Discussion Questions
613(4)
Health and the Economy
617(50)
Jennifer Prah Ruger
Dean T. Jamison
David E. Bloom
Health and Economic Development
618(17)
Health Systems and Economic Outcomes
635(23)
Conclusion
658(2)
Discussion Questions
660(7)
Global Cooperation in International Public Health
667(34)
Gill Walt
The Policy Framework
667(2)
Who Are the Actors in International Health?
669(5)
Why Do States Cooperate?
674(4)
How Do States Cooperate?
678(2)
The Changing Role of International Cooperation: Vertical Representation to Horizontal Participation
680(10)
Vertical Representation to Horizontal Participation: The Implications for Health Policy
690(5)
Conclusion
695(2)
Discussion Questions
697(4)
Global Influences and Global Responses: International Health at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century
701(38)
Ilona Kickbusch
Kent Buse
The Driving Forces of Change
702(1)
Putting Health on the Global Agenda
703(3)
The Globalization of Disease
706(5)
International Cooperation for Health
711(3)
The New Realities: Governance beyond Governments
714(3)
The New Actors in the Global Health Arena
717(4)
The Move toward Democratic and Legitimate Global Health Governance
721(2)
The Global Health Value Base
723(5)
A Reorientation of Public Health Practice
728(4)
Conclusion
732(1)
Discussion Questions
733(6)
Acronyms 739(6)
Sources 745(12)
Index 757

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