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GLOBAL
HEALTH CARE
ISSUES AND POLICIES

Carol Holtz, PhD, RN

Professor Emeritus of Nursing
WellStar School of Nursing
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, Georgia
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 Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments
Contributors

SECTION I GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES, POLICY, AND

HEALTHCARE DELIVERY

Chapter 1 Global Health: An Introduction

Carol Holtz, PhD, RN
with contributions by Janet Memark, MD, MPH, FACP
What Is Global Health?
Selected Global Infectious Diseases
A New Threat
The Pathogen
The United States Response
Opportunities and Challenges
The Future
Global Noncommunicable Diseases
Road Traffic Accidents
Malnutrition and Obesity
Environmental Risks
 Unintentional Poisonings
Mental Health
Global Opioid Epidemic
U.S. Opioid Crisis
Violence
Global Life Expectancy
Sustainable Development Goals
Global Health Disparities
Indices (Indicators) of Health Disparities
Human Rights to Health Care
Universal Right to Health Care
WHO Fighting Ebola in the Congo
Global Health Workforce Migrations (Brain Drain)
Summary
Study Questions
Case Study: Unforeseen Costs of Cutting
Mosquito Surveillance Budgets
Case Study Questions
References

Chapter 2 Global Health in Developed Societies: Examples

in the United States, Sweden, Japan, and the
United Kingdom
Carol Holtz, PhD, RN
Introduction
United States
Sweden
Japan
United Kingdom
 Summary
Study Questions
Case Study: Addressing U.S. American Indians
(Native Americans)/Alaska Natives and
Diabetes
Case Study Questions
References

Chapter 3 Developing Countries: Egypt, China, India, and

South Africa
Carol Holtz, PhD, RN
Introduction
Egypt
China (People’s Republic of China)
India
South Africa (Republic of South Africa)
Summary
Study Questions
References

Chapter 4 Global Perspectives on Economics and

Healthcare Finance
Govind Hariharan, PhD
Dimitri C. Dodonova, MBA, MS, BS
Introduction
Profiles of Five Healthcare Systems
Comparative Analysis of Healthcare Systems
Healthcare Productivity and Costs
Key Components of an Ideal Healthcare System
 Study Questions
References

SECTION II SPECIAL GLOBAL HEALTH AND HEALTHCARE

ISSUES
Chapter 5 Human Trafficking: The Pandemic of Modern
Slavery
Mary de Chesnay, PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC, FAAN
Introduction
Definitions of Human Trafficking
Types of Human Trafficking
Case Study: Forced Labor
Case Study: Sex Trafficking
Case Study: Organ Trafficking
Case Study: Baby Trafficking
Case Study: Debt Bondage
Case Study: Child Brides
Case Study: Child Soldiers
The Traffickers
Health of Sex Trafficking Survivors
Case Study: System of Care
Case Study Questions
Summary
Study Questions
References

Chapter 6 Social Determinants of Health

Dula F. Pacquiao, EdD, RN, CTN-A, TNS
Introduction
 Social Determinants of Health
Social Reproduction of Health Inequity
Global Health Inequities
Strategies for Addressing Social Determinants of
Population Health
Case Study: Native Hawaiians
Conclusion
Case Study Questions
References

Chapter 7 Health and Health Care of Native Americans

(American Indians/Alaskan Natives/Alaskan
Indians) in the United States
Alex Giles, MSN
Introduction
Broken U.S. Treaties and U.S. Congress Funding
Lags Contribute to Disparities
Current Native Demographics
Compelling Evidence of Health Disparities Across
Native American Populations
Mortality Disparity Rates
Cancer in the Native American Populations
Substance Abuse/Alcohol Abuse
Liver Disease
Obesity and Diabetes
Septicemia/Infectious Diseases
Biopolitics Affecting NA Healthcare Delivery
Systems