This course explores the new era of global health, focusing on advancing research and development, improving access to care, and fostering partnerships for innovation and investment. Students will learn about leadership, policy, and business models shaping the global health landscape. The course covers topics such as access to medicine, healthcare funding, quality issues, innovation, and personal responsibility in healthcare. The intended audience includes individuals interested in global health, healthcare innovation, and healthcare policy.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Access to Medicine Foundation
Private Equity in Emerging Markets
Funding for Global Health
Fixing the Healthcare System
Quality Issues in Northern India
Access to Medicine
Innovation
Competition and Excellence
Stacks
Healthcare is everybodys business
Personal responsibility
Tobacco control
Handwashing
Training Medical Professionals
Developing Countries
Gold Standards
Regulators
Outcomebased testing
Live forever
Life expectancy
Taught by
World Economic Forum
