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1 | Describe the history, values, and functions of global health |
2 | Explain how travel, trade, and other aspects of globalization contribute to health, disease, and health disparities |
3 | Summarize the social, economic, cultural, and political contributors to individual and population health |
4 | Examine the connections between human health and environmental health, including considerations of water, sanitation, air quality, urbanization, and ecosystem health |
5 | Discuss the relationship between human rights and global health |
6 | Compare the financing and delivery of medical care in countries with different types of health systems and different income levels |
7 | Evaluate the roles, responsibilities, and relationships of the agencies and organizations involved in financing and implementing public health interventions locally and internationally |
8 | Compare the burden of disease, disability, and death from infectious diseases, nutritional deficiencies, maternal and perinatal conditions, noncommunicable diseases, mental health disorders, and injuries in countries with different income levels |
9 | Identify evidence-based, cost-effective, sustainable interventions for promoting health and preventing illness across the lifespan from the prenatal period through older adulthood |
10 | Apply an interdisciplinary or interprofessional lens to the evaluation of policies and interventions that seek to solve major population health concerns and achieve health equity |