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Global health
The interconnectedness of health issues and impacts across countries and individuals.
Global nursing
The perspective of nursing that recognizes the interconnectedness of healthcare practices and knowledge across different regions.
Intersectionality
The theoretical perspective that considers how different social characteristics, such as race, ethnicity, gender, class, and socioeconomic status, influence health outcomes and social determinants of health.
Post-colonialism
The recognition that healthcare systems, practices, and policies are shaped by colonial and neocolonial influences, and the need to decolonize these structures.
Political economy
The intersection of political ideologies, power systems, and public policy that shape the distribution of resources, wealth, and power, and consequently impact healthcare.
Globalization and transnationalism
The ways in which nations, businesses, and people are interconnected and how this impacts health, including both positive and negative effects.
Nursing workforce dynamics
The factors driving changes in the nursing workforce, such as an aging population, lifestyle changes, technological advancements, and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases.
Climate change and planetary health
The effects of climate change on health, including environmental damage, the spread of illnesses, and the need for sustainable healthcare practices.
ICN statement
The importance of nursing involvement in global health discussions and policy-making, and the role of nurses in addressing global health challenges.
Sustainable development goals
The goals set by the United Nations in 2015 to address global health priorities, and the role of nurses in supporting these goals.
Health equity
The importance of achieving equitable access to healthcare services and addressing social inequities that impact health outcomes.
Relational practice
The significance of building connections and understanding relational ethics in nursing practice, particularly in promoting health equity.
Think global, act local
The approach of considering global health perspectives while taking action at the local level to address health inequalities and promote transformative change.
Nurses as champions of reducing inequalities
The role of nurses in advocating for and actively working towards reducing health inequalities on a global scale.
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