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What are the three human rights?
Social rights (education), civil/political rights (vote/gather) and economic rights (living wage) = right to health
What is the declaration of alma-ata?
health is a fundamental human right for individuals, families and countries (importance of community and recognition of health disparities)
What is ottawa charters idea on global health?
human deserve peace, shelter, food, income, education, stable economic system, sustainable resources and social justice
What is the jakarta declaration?
social responsibility to ensure health and investments are mad to improve health
What are the six unsustainable developmental goals of health?
No poverty, zero hunger, good health and well-being, quality education, gender equality and clean water/sanitation
What are other UN sustainable development goals?
affordable/clean energy, decent work and economic growth, innovation, infrastructure, reduce inequalities, climate action, responsible consumption, peace and allocation distribution
What are the ethical issue with global health?
resource allocation, drug development, vulnerability for research, short term relief vs. long term recovery
Why aren’t drugs developed to help diseases?
there is little profit incentive, few home institutions for development and little demand in capable countries
What is the international council of nurses goal?
represent nurses worldwide, advance the profession, promote wellbeing of nurses and advocate for health in all policies
What are some types of non-governmental organizations?
Humanitarian aid, advocacy, missionary, faith-based, international recross, amnesty international, world vision