Global Child Health
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Global Child Health
A Toolkit to Address Health Disparities
Swamy, Padma; Subrahmanian, Krishnan
Springer International Publishing AG
05/2018
101
Mole
Inglês
9783319751351
15 a 20 dias
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Part 1: What Is Global (Child) Health? Chapter 1) Define Global (Child) Health - Utilize different definitions from existing literature to describe global (child) health - Conclude with statement on global child health as addressing the health of ALL of children including those in the USA. Chapter 2) International Setting: - Causes and epidemiological trends of infant and child mortality and morbidity in developing countries - Recognize major underlying socioeconomic and political determinants of infant/child health - Preventative measures for reducing mortality in children under 5 years of age - Epidemiology of neonatal mortality - Prevention and treatment of neonatal mortality - Trends in emerging infectious diseases (Zika, Ebola, etc.) Chapter 3) Domestic Setting: - Causes and epidemiological trends of infant and child mortality and morbidity in the United States - Recognize major underlying socioeconomic and political determinants of infant and child health in the United States - Preventative measures for reducing mortality in children under 5 years of age - Epidemiology of neonatal mortality in the United States - Prevention and treatment of neonatal mortality Part 2: Who and What Do We Treat? Chapter 4) Specific Populations in Global Child Health in the USA - Immigrant and Refugee Health - International adoptees - Refugee, internally displaced orphans - Child trafficking, child soldiers, and child labor - Settings of Domestic Underserved Children Federally Qualified Health Centers Border Health Reservation Health Chapter 5) Malnutrition, Infectious disease, and NCDs disproportionately affecting the underserved - Anthropomorphic Measures - Micronutrient deficiencies - Describe the interaction between malnutrition and infectious disease - Malaria - Pneumonia - Diarrhea and dysentery - Measles - Neonatal infections - HIV/AIDS - Tb - Typhoid - Dengue - Meningitis - Vaccine preventable diseases and immunizations in developing countries - Impaired cognitive development and associated morbidity - Diabetes - Other NCDs Part 3: How Do We Treat It? Chapter 6) International: The Policy tool kits - Specific Reference texts and standardized guidelines - Humanitarian emergencies and disasters - Major governmental and non-governmental organizations - Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Chapter 7) Navigating the Domestic Resources (An Advocate's Well Child Check) - Healthy People 2020 - Insurance and Access - Literacy - Food Access and Insecurity - Environmental Health - Housing Insecurity - School Disparities - Specialty Care Access with reference to NCDs - Using social media Part 4: Why This Work Is Important; Conclusion
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Part 1: What Is Global (Child) Health? Chapter 1) Define Global (Child) Health - Utilize different definitions from existing literature to describe global (child) health - Conclude with statement on global child health as addressing the health of ALL of children including those in the USA. Chapter 2) International Setting: - Causes and epidemiological trends of infant and child mortality and morbidity in developing countries - Recognize major underlying socioeconomic and political determinants of infant/child health - Preventative measures for reducing mortality in children under 5 years of age - Epidemiology of neonatal mortality - Prevention and treatment of neonatal mortality - Trends in emerging infectious diseases (Zika, Ebola, etc.) Chapter 3) Domestic Setting: - Causes and epidemiological trends of infant and child mortality and morbidity in the United States - Recognize major underlying socioeconomic and political determinants of infant and child health in the United States - Preventative measures for reducing mortality in children under 5 years of age - Epidemiology of neonatal mortality in the United States - Prevention and treatment of neonatal mortality Part 2: Who and What Do We Treat? Chapter 4) Specific Populations in Global Child Health in the USA - Immigrant and Refugee Health - International adoptees - Refugee, internally displaced orphans - Child trafficking, child soldiers, and child labor - Settings of Domestic Underserved Children Federally Qualified Health Centers Border Health Reservation Health Chapter 5) Malnutrition, Infectious disease, and NCDs disproportionately affecting the underserved - Anthropomorphic Measures - Micronutrient deficiencies - Describe the interaction between malnutrition and infectious disease - Malaria - Pneumonia - Diarrhea and dysentery - Measles - Neonatal infections - HIV/AIDS - Tb - Typhoid - Dengue - Meningitis - Vaccine preventable diseases and immunizations in developing countries - Impaired cognitive development and associated morbidity - Diabetes - Other NCDs Part 3: How Do We Treat It? Chapter 6) International: The Policy tool kits - Specific Reference texts and standardized guidelines - Humanitarian emergencies and disasters - Major governmental and non-governmental organizations - Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Chapter 7) Navigating the Domestic Resources (An Advocate's Well Child Check) - Healthy People 2020 - Insurance and Access - Literacy - Food Access and Insecurity - Environmental Health - Housing Insecurity - School Disparities - Specialty Care Access with reference to NCDs - Using social media Part 4: Why This Work Is Important; Conclusion
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