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Global Health 101: The Cost of Health System Performance
Global Health 101 author, Richard Skolnik explains the notion of “value for money” in health. -
Health Equity in the Midst of Covid-19
Health equity in the midst of Covid-19, highlighting seven key issues impacting lower socio-economic, black communities. -
Evidence-Based Practice for Health Professionals
EBP is used across health professions as an applied, critical thinking skill for making decisions across individual and population-level cases. -
Filling Schedule II Prescriptions: Changes in Federal Law
How federal law changed regarding partial filling of Schedule II (CII) prescriptions. -
Effectively Communicating Public Health Successes
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) include bold targets for global health. SDGs can be a valuable part of the teaching toolkit for educators. -
Global Health 101: About the Text
Richard Skolnik details the many updates, additions and enhancements her has made for his new Fourth Edition of Global Health 101. -
Global Health 101: Making the Most of the Ancillary Materials
Global Health 101 author, Richard Skolnik explains the student and instructor's resources that are available with his new Fourth Edition. -
Global Health 101: Asking the Difficult Questions
Global Health 101 author, Richard Skolnik explains the foundational concepts he lays out at the beginning of his Global Health courses. -
Economics and Global Health: What Should Students Know?
Students will come to an introductory global health course with no understanding of health economics. Introductory courses in global health should help students understand key economic issues. -
Effective Course Design and Delivery for Active Learning
Design and delivery are powerful tools for determining the student perception of course difficulty.
