Chapter 1 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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What 4 big global changes have happened in the last 20-30 years

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Increase in Political freedom
Famines (Ethiopia Sudan)
Civil war (Rwanda, Bosnia)
Natural disasters (tsunami, earth q)

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What is global health

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Study of the health of populations in a global context. Studies both the diseases and their causes

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Despite improvements in health over the last few decades, what is still very prevalent around the world?

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Malnutrition, poverty, and health inequalities are still prevalent

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GH consists of _____ organizations with the overall aim to improve health of populations in _____

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Consists of private, governmental, and international organizations,

Improve health of ppl in developing countries

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GH uses _____ research and action, focusing on _____

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Collaborative trans-national research,
Focusing on the people

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No initiative will be successful without being _____

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conscientious about the target population

Important to listen to local ppl during planning and implementation

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Initiatives can include ____

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Economic interventions
Medical initiatives
Human rights initiatives

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8
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What does global health strive for

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Health equity and freedom for people

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9
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What did economist Amartya argue

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Development as Freedom

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10
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What are 5 types of freedom from Amartya Sen

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Political freedoms
economic facilities
Social opportunities
Transparency guarantees
Protective security

(PESTS)

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8 MGD goals

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Eradicate hunger and poverty
Universal primary education
Gender equality
Child mortality
Maternal health
HIV/aids, malaria, diseases
Environmental sustainability
Global partnership for development

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12
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3 negative critiques about MGDs

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Statistics were reported as averages on multiple countries
No adequate involvement of developing countries, not adapted to national needs
Left our issues such as conflict situations, disasters, non-communicable diseases, mental health disorders, large inequalities

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Positive difference of MGDs

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Increase access to safe drinking water, sanitation, education
Targets for tackling malaria and TB were met
Significant poverty reduction
Substantial progress was made in reducing child under-nutrition, child mortality, and maternal mortality

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In 1990 50% of pop in developing world lived in less than $___ a day, that dropped to ___% in 2015

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$1.25 USD
Dropped to14% in 2015

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Transition from MDG to SDG was premised on building a sustainable world where ___ ___ & ___ were equally valued.

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Environmental sustainability
Social inclusion
Economic development

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SDGs included issues that MDGs left out, such as:

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Disasters, conflict situations, mental health disorders, large inequalities, non-communicable diseases (obesity, smoking illness, substance abuse)

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17
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Majority of ppl living in extreme poverty are from ____

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South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. 80% of the extreme poor

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18
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What 2 things often follows poverty?

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Inequity and injustice

19
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GH avg show decline in malnutrition but there was a slow process reaching MGD for malnutrition bc of _____

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Increased food prices and global recession.
Especially in Asia and Africa

20
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Famines and starvation has been replaced with

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Chronic Malnutrition

21
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Malnutrition can refer to ____ & ____

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Under nutrition or
Over consumption

22
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Leading causes of childhood death

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Preterm birth complications
Pneumonia
Birth asphyxia & trauma
Diarrhea

23
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Child mortality rates have been reduced by ____ in many countries.
Still, _____ deaths happen per year.

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Reduced by half
5 million deaths

Most of the deaths could have been treatable, preventable, and avoidable if they lived in developing countries

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____ children die from measles each year. 99% vax efficacy costing $__ a child

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90k children die
Vax costs $1USD per child

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Developing regions account for ____ of global maternal deaths. SS Africa accounts for ____
Devo countries *99%* SS Africa, *66%* of the 99
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Majority of maternal deaths in developing countries could be avoidable with …
improved standards of care
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25% of total pregnancy related deaths were due to
Bleeding to death
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370 million indigenous ppl in the world, forming ___ separate groups and expanding over ___ countries
5,000 separate groups Over 90 countries
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Indigenous ppl share a history of ___ resulting in ____
History of **conquest and discrimination** resulting in **poor treatment and reduced access to health care**
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___ wars have replaced ___ wars
Internal wars replaced external war between counties
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What has internal wars resulted in, giving rise to _____ term
High levels of **violence** against civilian populations Progressive economic **social collapse** **Displacement** Giving rise to **humanitarian disaster**
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Two of the most deadliest, and most costly disasters in history
Asian tsunami & Haitian earth quake Hurricane Katrina and Kobe earthquake
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As the global population increases, the movement of _____ has attributed to the steady increase in _____
Movement of **people towards living in vulnerable areas** Steady increase in **death rates from disasters** each decade
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Some other topics to think about in relation to natural disasters
Climate change Mitigation efforts (planning and preparedness) Global migration (forced and unforced)
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Abuses of basic human rights are not confined solely to ____ Issues include:
The developing world Issues: discrimination and oppression based on gender, or violence against particular ethnic/religions/racial groups
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Beneficial changes in the rights of individuals are a growing feature of ..
Large scale aid projects
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Areas of trust that are relevant to GH initiatives
Partnership trust Government trust Technology trust Community trust
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SDGs are bound to shape the foreign aid industry with more focus on
Metrics, impact, and equity
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How many millions of ppl live in extreme poverty ?
836 million 80% of extremely poor ppl live in SS Africa and South Asia
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How many ppl suffering from Malnutrition
795 million people suffering from malnutrition
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What has slowed the progress for reaching MDG for malnutrition?
**Increased food prices** and **global recession** have combined to slow progress in reaching the MDGs for malnutrition
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Death from starvation has largely been replaced by the debilitating effects of ____ , which sap the energy and the potential of huge numbers of the world's population
chronic malnutrition
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Through its effects on a child's immune response , malnutrition greatly increases ____ from diseases such as ___ & ____
**mortality** gastroenteritis and measles .
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Since 1990 , annual deaths of children under five have fallen from ___ to ____
12.4 million to 5.9 million