Overview
The health economics of globalization examines how global economic changes impact health systems and outcomes. It highlights the dual nature of globalization, which can enhance health access while also creating disparities. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for developing effective health poli...
Key Terms
Example: Infectious diseases like COVID-19 require global health responses.
Example: Rural areas often have fewer healthcare facilities than urban centers.
Example: Tax incentives for healthcare providers can improve service availability.
Example: NAFTA includes provisions affecting pharmaceutical trade.
Example: Education level can affect health outcomes.
Example: Global supply chains for medical supplies.
Related Topics
Global Health Policy
Study of policies that affect health on a global scale.
intermediateEconomic Impact of Health
Exploration of how health affects economic productivity and growth.
intermediatePublic Health Economics
Focus on economic aspects of public health initiatives and their effectiveness.
advancedKey Concepts
Global Health SystemsEconomic PoliciesHealthcare AccessTrade Agreements