Handling threats to global health in a multi-polar world

Issue

Created Jun 26, 2021

Session 1: Current Issues

Global Health Security: Lessons from COVID-19 in East Asia

by Dr Stuart Minchin

The COVID-19 response teaches us the value of working as one

by Professor Richard Sullivan

Great acts are made up of small deeds. Building UK-China Global Health Co-operation

Session 2: Possible Solutions

Rethinking Health Systems as a Platform for Possible Solutions

by Professor Martin Prince

China’s growing engagement in Global Health

by R P Eddy

Expert-based responses and global cooperation on pandemic responses

by Dr Jeanette Vega Morales

The social and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Latin America and the Caribbean response to the crisis

by Njide Ndili, Country Director, Ibironke Dada, Quality Director, Emeka Ajanwachukwu,Health Plans Director, Ademola Serrano, Innovation Manager, Uzo Osisiogu, Medical credit Fund, PharmAccess Foundation/Medical Credit Fund Nigeria

Practical Solutions to Global Health Challenges: Nigeria Experience

Session 3: Cultural, social and economic aspects of managing global health in a multi-polar world

Session 3 Video

by Sir Jim McLay, Sir Peter Gluckman, and Professor Alexander Gillespie

WHO reform: a call for an early-warning protocol for infectious diseases

by Dr. Antonella Santuccione Chadha

The Women’s Brain Project

by Professor Dame Sally Davies and Claire Oxlade

AMR: A case study for global collaboration

by Dr Nitesh Rohatgi

Cultural, Social and Economic aspects of managing global health in a multi-polar world - from the eye of an oncologist

Session 4: Increasing East/West cooperation in medical science

Session 4 Video

by Professor ’Funmi Olonisakin and Linganaden Murday

Global leadership and collaborative health diplomacy as the antidote to “unhealthy”

by Lord Jim O'Neill

Global health co-operation between West and East

by Michele Cecchini

Promoting East-West cooperation: tackling antimicrobial resistance and supporting healthy lifestyles can foster global health dialogue

by Professor Ilona Kickbusch

No back to normal

by Dr Carla de Utra Mendes

Epistemic mechanisms and conceptual frameworks that matter to China and Global Health: The case of the China-UK Global Health Support Programme (2012-2019)