Global Health 101

Global Health 101 by Richard Skolnik provides an in-depth examination of health indicators and the burden of diseases across countries. It addresses public and private health expenditures, selected human rights issues, and the quest for universal health coverage. The book's structured approach to these topics makes it a valuable resource for understanding complex global health challenges.

What You'll Learn

• Key health indicators and their implications
• The burden of deaths and diseases within countries
• Public and private expenditure on health
• Understanding and addressing future nutrition challenges
• The economic and social consequences of health issues among adolescents

Who This Book Is For

This book is ideal for public health students, policy makers, and healthcare professionals seeking to understand global health dynamics. It is suitable for those with a basic understanding of health principles.

What You Need to Know First

Readers should have a foundational understanding of public health concepts and statistics. Familiarity with basic economic principles may also be beneficial.

Why This Book

Unlike other texts, Global Health 101 combines data organization and key health indicators with real-world case studies, providing a balanced view of public health issues.

What's Inside

Authored by Richard Skolnik and published by Jones & Bartlett Learning, this 1921-page book offers an exhaustive exploration of global health topics. It includes case studies and comprehensive data analysis.