Beschreibung
InhaltsangabeAbout the Global Health Council. Foreword (David Rockefeller). Preface (William H. Foege). Acknowledgments. Editors. Contributors. Part One: Identifying Challenges and Developing and Managing Policy. 1. First Annual Gates Award for Global Health (Melinda French Gates). 2. A New Role for Corporate America: Partners in Global Health and Development (Raymond V. Gilmartin). 3. From Challenges to Policy (Lee Jong-wook). 4. Managing Health, Health Care, and Aging (William D. Novelli). Part Two: Developing Strategies, New Pathways, and Solutions. 5. Leadership, Equity, and Global Health (Harlan Cleveland). 6. HIV/AIDS: Lessons from Brazil (Susan Dentzer). 7. Corruption and Health Care: Need for New Solutions (Peter Eigen). 8. Business Approach to HIV/AIDS Crisis in Africa (Spencer T. King). 9. Health in the Developing World: Achieving the Millennium Development Goals (Jeffrey D. Sachs). Part Three: Creating Networks and Partnerships and Planning Change from Within. 10. Leadership and Management for Improving Global Health (Frances Hesselbein). 11. Creating Public Health Alliances: The American Cancer Society Experience (John R. Seffrin). Part Four: Learning from Experience and Building a Generation of Leaders. 12. Leadership Development for Global Health (Jo Ivey Boufford). 13. Challenges to Health in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union: A Decade of Experience (Martin McKee). 14. Building the Next Generation of Leaders (Joy Phumaphi). 15. Creating Public Health Leaders: Public Health Leadership Institutes (William L. Roper and Janet Porter). Part Five: Leading and Managing Teams While Recognizing and Celebrating Success. 16. Leading for Success (Nils Daulaire). 17. Epilogue: The Road Ahead (Kofi A. Annan). Index.
Autorenportrait
InhaltsangabeAbout the Global Health Council. Foreword (David Rockefeller). Preface (William H. Foege). Acknowledgments. Editors. Contributors. Part One: Identifying Challenges and Developing and Managing Policy. 1. First Annual Gates Award for Global Health (Melinda French Gates). 2. A New Role for Corporate America: Partners in Global Health and Development (Raymond V. Gilmartin). 3. From Challenges to Policy (Lee Jong-wook). 4. Managing Health, Health Care, and Aging (William D. Novelli). Part Two: Developing Strategies, New Pathways, and Solutions. 5. Leadership, Equity, and Global Health (Harlan Cleveland). 6. HIV/AIDS: Lessons from Brazil (Susan Dentzer). 7. Corruption and Health Care: Need for New Solutions (Peter Eigen). 8. Business Approach to HIV/AIDS Crisis in Africa (Spencer T. King). 9. Health in the Developing World: Achieving the Millennium Development Goals (Jeffrey D. Sachs). Part Three: Creating Networks and Partnerships and Planning Change from Within. 10. Leadership and Management for Improving Global Health (Frances Hesselbein). 11. Creating Public Health Alliances: The American Cancer Society Experience (John R. Seffrin). Part Four: Learning from Experience and Building a Generation of Leaders. 12. Leadership Development for Global Health (Jo Ivey Boufford). 13. Challenges to Health in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union: A Decade of Experience (Martin McKee). 14. Building the Next Generation of Leaders (Joy Phumaphi). 15. Creating Public Health Leaders: Public Health Leadership Institutes (William L. Roper and Janet Porter). Part Five: Leading and Managing Teams While Recognizing and Celebrating Success. 16. Leading for Success (Nils Daulaire). 17. Epilogue: The Road Ahead (Kofi A. Annan). Index.
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