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Inequality, Power, and Privilege NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 553: Global Health Policy DATE “Today’s real borders are not between nations, but between powerful and powerless, free and fettered, privileged and humiliated. Today, no walls can separate humanitarian or human rights crises in one part of the world from national security crisis in another” (Markle, Fisher, & Smego, 2007). Consider the above statement from your text by Kofi Annan. Identify one existing gl...

Ethical Principles in Global Research NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 553: Global Health Policy DATE Using the Chamberlain online library, explore global-health research being conducted in developing countries. Discuss ethical principles (autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, and/or justice) of global health related to a specific global-health research study being conducted in developing countries. Week 3: Ethical Principles in Global Research Ethical and legal issues rela...

Unsafe Sex: Burden of Disease NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 553: Global Health Policy DATE Discuss one of the leading risk factors that cause the greatest burden of disease in a high-mortality developing region, as well as one associated implication for health policy. Week 2: Burden of Disease According to Murray and Lopez (2013), for the effective promotion of population health, it is fundamental to understand the critical challenges affecting health systems as well as h...

Epidemiologic Transition NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 553: Global Health Policy DATE Correlate one leading risk factor causing the greatest burden of disease in developed regions with Omran’s theory of epidemiologic transition. Week 2: Epidemiologic Transition Agyei-Mensah and Aikins (2010) state that Omran’s theory of epidemiological transition model explains the complex changes in patterns of health and disease as well as the interaction of the trends with socioeco...

Global Health Challenges NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 553: Global Health DATE Explore one global health challenge from your text or lecture this week and expand on its causes, trends, and the corrective action needed, taking into account resources in the developing world. Week 1: Global Health Challenges From this weeks’ lesson I’ve learned that HIV/AIDS has been the most prominent global health issue over the last 30 years and has captured the largest slice of devel...

Commission on Social Determinants of Health NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing NR553: Global Health DATE Bell, Taylor, and Marmot (2010) stated that the Commission on Social Determinants of Health was to move global health from a biomedical model to a social model. Describe the focus of the Commission on Social Determinants and discuss how the Commission’s focus will impact policy related to global health. Week 1: Commission on Social Determinants of Health According to the Wo...

Week 8: Reflection of Global Health Concepts The course Global Health has been enlightening on many issues including the various burden of disease, particularly, in the developing countries, emerging threats to global health such as mental health, and health inequities which are prevalent globally, even in the developed countries particularly due to poverty. It also highlighted the importance of nurses partnering with agencies such as non-governmental organizations. Besides, I enjoyed the dis...

Promoting Health in Global Communities NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing Nr 553: Global Health Policy DATE Introduction of new health services or technology to communities in developing nations requires planning, communication, and insight. Discuss one theory of behavior change and how it could be utilized when planning to implement a new service or technology in a developing community. Week 7: Promoting Health in Global Communities According to Green and Murphy (2014), the healt...

Technology Transfer NAME Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 553: Global Health Policy DATE Review an article regarding technology transfer to a developing nation. Discuss barriers to the technology transfer presented in the article Week 7: Technology Transfer According to Padmanabhan, Amin, Sampat, Cook-Deegan, and Chandrasekharan (2010), the majority of deaths from cervical cancer occur in the Low -and middle-income where access to routine gynecological screening is limited. The hea...