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29 Cards in this Set
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DALYs |
disability-adjusted life year |
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SAPs |
structural adjustment programs |
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WHO |
World Health Organization |
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Alma-Ata Declaration 1978 |
Primary health care is appropriate, accessible, acceptable, affordable and requires community participation. Governments have responsibility. International cooperation necessary. |
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CSDH-WHO's 2008 SDH report |
Commission on Social Determinants of Health
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ORT |
Oral re-hydration therapy |
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HIPCs |
heavily indebted poor countries |
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MOH |
Ministry of Health |
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GOBI FFF |
growth monitoring oral rehydration therapy breast feeding immunizations
female education food supplements family spacing
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UNICEF |
United Nation's Children's Fund |
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PEPFAR |
president's emergency plan for AIDs relief |
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GHI |
global health initiative |
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GAVI |
global access to vaccines and immunizations |
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TRIPS |
trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights |
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PIH |
partners in health |
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PRSPs |
poverty reduction strategy papers |
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millennium development goals |
eradicate extreme poverty universal education gender equality reduce child mortality improve maternal health combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and TB environmental sustainability global partnership |
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ARV |
antiretroviral |
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HAART |
highly active antiretroviral therapy |
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WTO |
world trade organization |
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Doha Declaration |
generic drugs possible |
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LLINs |
long lasting insecticide-treated nets |
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RDTs |
rapid diagnostic tests |
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DOTS |
directly observed treatment short-course TB control strategy |
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Underlying global health determinants |
interests of rich status of women land tenure debt-SAPs weak governments militarism imperialism |
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Intermediate global health determinants |
poverty inequality access to education job conditions gender issues civil strife |
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Proximate global health determinants |
malnutrition water sanitation housing health services health behaviors |
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Diseases as global health determinants |
diarrhea pneumonia perinatal conditions HIV injury malaria measles CV disease cancers |
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10 main neoliberalism rules |
liberalize trade privatize public services deregulate business cut public spending reduce and flatten taxes encourage foreign investment de-unionize develop using markets reduce inflation property rights |
