global health institution

A global health institution is an organization that coordinates international efforts to prevent disease, promote health, and strengthen health systems across countries through research, policy, funding, and program implementation.

Aliases (6)

• public health organization ×12
• global health department ×1
• global health financing mechanism ×1
• global health institute ×1
• global health policy program ×1
• global public health initiative ×1

Instances (18)

• Duke Global Health Institute ("global health institute")
• European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare ("public health organization")
• American Public Health Association ("public health organization")
• GFATM ("global health financing mechanism")
• EPI ("global public health initiative")
• Global Health Program ("global health policy program")
• Indian Health Service ("public health organization")
• American Legacy Foundation ("public health organization")
• Truth Initiative ("public health organization")
• Marine Hospital Service ("public health organization")
• Bureau for Global Health (USAID) ("public health organization")
• EMRO ("public health organization")
• WPRO ("public health organization")
• EURO ("public health organization")
• Lasker Foundation ("public health organization")
• Office of Primary Care and Health Systems Management ("public health organization")
• FXB Center for Health and Human Rights
• University of Washington Department of Global Health ("global health department")