14th International Nursing, Healthcare & Patient Safety Conference

Conference Sessions

Track 17: Global Healthcare

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Introduction

Global health is a field of study, research, and practise that focuses on improving health and achieving health equity for all people worldwide. Global health focuses on global health challenges, determinants, and remedies; it encompasses many fields within and outside of the health sciences and encourages interdisciplinary collaboration; and it is a synthesis of population-based preventive and individual-level clinical care.

Improving Health

While many people associate health with physical or health-care issues, the term has a much broader connotation. Health is defined not only as the absence of illness, but also as “a state of complete bodily, mental, and social well-being” in the World Health Organization’s 1946 Constitution. Improving health necessitates consideration of all three components, as well as equal emphasis on prevention and care.

Achieving Equity

Everyone should have the opportunity to live a healthy lifestyle. However, huge inequalities in people’s circumstances, wealth, and social standing influence the choices they have. Achieving health equality entails tackling social and environmental causes as well as eliminating gaps in health systems and access to health treatment. These efforts should be directed not only at distant locations, but also toward vulnerable persons in Rutgers’ neighbouring towns.

Reaching Beyond Borders

Global health is concerned with transnational health challenges and determinants, which affect numerous countries. Infectious diseases that spread across borders, as well as noncommunicable diseases and ailments that affect large populations around the world, are examples of health challenges that cross boundaries. Climate change and pollution are public health issues that affect everyone, particularly the poor and vulnerable.

Uniting Disciplines

Global health is concerned with transnational health challenges and determinants, which affect numerous countries. Infectious diseases that spread across borders, as well as noncommunicable diseases and ailments that affect large populations around the world, are examples of health challenges that cross boundaries. Climate change and pollution are public health issues that affect everyone, particularly the poor and vulnerable.

Building Partnerships

Global health solutions cannot be achieved by any single industry or institution. Because the problems are so complicated, coalitions that bring together different viewpoints, organisations, and abilities are required. We are more likely to develop realistic and long-term solutions if we build partnerships that exchange information and capabilities among countries and stakeholders, especially those most affected by these problems.

List of Home Care Nursing Services Association
  1. Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses
  2. Academy of Neonatal Nursing
  3. ACNP- American College of Nurse Practitioners
  4. Advanced Practice Nurses of the Ozarks
  5. Advanced Practice Nurses of the Permian Basin
  6. Advanced Practitioners for the River Region
  7. Air & Surface Transport Nurses Association
  8. Alliance for Psychosocial Nursing
  9. Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments
  10. Alzheimer’s Association
List of Home Care Nursing Services Healthcare
  1. American Assembly for Men in Nursing
  2. American Assisted Living Nurses Association
  3. American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC)
  4. American Association for the History of Nursing
  5. American Association of Colleges of Nursing
  6. American Association of Critical Care Nurses
  7. American Association of Diabetes Educators
  8. American Association of Heart Failure Nurses
  9. American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants
  10. American Association of Managed Care Nurses
List of the 10 best Home Care Nursing Services University
  1. Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh
  2. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka
  3. Christian Medical College, Vellore
  4. Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai
  5. JKK Muniraja Institute of Health Sciences
  6. Lingayas Institute of Health Sciences
  7. Metro College of Health Sciences and Research
  8. Jr Kissan College of Pharmacy and Health Science
  9. Calcutta Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology and Allied Health Sciences
  10. Acharya Institute of Health Science and Nursing
List of Home Care Nursing Services Society
  1. United Nurses Association
  2. Indian Nurses Association.
  3. All India Nurses Association
  4. Kerala Govt Nurses Association
  5. Kerala Nurses Union
  6. The American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management 
  7. American Health Information Management Association 
  8. The Healthcare Financial Management Association 
  9. National Association of Health Services Executives
  10. The National Association of Healthcare Access Management 

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Sub-tracks of Global Healthcare


  1. Pandemics
  2. Environmental factors
  3. Economic disparities and access to health care
  4. Political factors
  5. Noncommunicable diseases
  6. Animal health, food sourcing, and supply
  7. Opportunities to influence global health
  8. Antibiotics
  9. Polio
  10. Smallpox
  11. Tuberculosis
  12. Tuberculosis and Malaria
  13. Children’s mortality
  14. Heart Disease
  15. Ebola virus outbreak