PPT-Global Health Education in times of crises

60 th Jubilee Symposium Heidelberg June 25 2022 Tim Evans Director McGill School of Population and Global Health Outline Higher Education for Health an evolving context Crises create new demands for health professionals. By 2005 more than 25 million people had died and an estimated 39 million were living with HIV An estimated 4 million people were newly infected with HIV in 20055755395 percent of them in subSaharan Africa Eastern Europe or Asia While subSaharan Afri Global Images. What are you scared of? . What do you hope for? . CSIRO: Our Future World. More With Less. Going, Going, Gone. The Silk Highway. Virtually Here. Great Expectations. Diamond Ranking. What skills, knowledge and values will be most important for a student from your school to live well in the future scenario described?. Joseph E. Stiglitz. The Crisis in Brief . Excess credit fed a housing bubble. Problems exacerbated by poorly designed mortgages (low doc “liar loans,” zero or negative amortization loans, variable rate mortgages, teaser rates). Safe Haven or Regulatory Arbitrage?. Shusen . Qi. Maastricht . University; . Xiamen. . University. Stefanie . Kleimeier. Maastricht . University; Open Universiteit; University of Stellenbosch Business . What is Open Education? . Why is ICEH using Open Education . as part of our education . strategy?. Jan 31. st. 2017 1-1.45pm UCT. Welcome!. Ms Sally Parsley (Host). T. echnical lead, Open Education Programme, International Centre for Eye Health. in Guatemala. ODU Health Sciences. Spring Break Study Abroad 2014. ODU Health Sciences & Global Health. “Building Happy, Healthy Lives”. Overview. Trip Summary. Global Health Discussion. Challenges. Paul ’t Hart. Utrecht University. Netherlands School of Public Administration. Australia New . Zealand. School of . Government. Emergencies and critical incidents: . official definitions. Physical impact: lives/health, infra, property, economy. Stacy . Simera. , MSSA, LISW-S, SAP. ssimera@aol.com. The Crux of the Issue. Various health groups have recommended later middle and high school start times. . Why the focus on those age groups?. Adolescent melatonin secretion stops 09:00. (I) . Boom . & bust in EM capital . flows. (II) . Currency . crashes. (iii) The statistical record of . . Early . Warning . Indicators. Crises in Emerging Markets: Part I Outline. (I) Boom & bust in EM capital flows. Joseph E. Stiglitz. The Crisis in Brief . Excess credit fed a housing bubble. Problems exacerbated by poorly designed mortgages (low doc “liar loans,” zero or negative amortization loans, variable rate mortgages, teaser rates). 1Later in AdolescenceTime for ChangeBy Paul Kelleyand Clark LeeSchool start timesfor adolescentsin the United States are typically too early to be healthy for this age groupThereis significantevidence 380 Indian Journal of Mental Health 201 7;4(4) Original Research Article Mid - life crises among the sandwich generation people Vijayalakshmi S. Assistant P rofessor of Per s p ec tive in Education Lessons. for Africa . Andres Solimano. International Center for . Globalization. and Development. November 2018, Maputo. Motivation. and . Historical. . Background. . Most. Latin America . economies. Fall Panel. How to position yourself for . global . health work – . Hear . how these HSOs . have . been successful!. 10 OCTOBER 2014. For more information on the Global Health Track, contact:. LT Stephanie Briguglio (stephanie.briguglio@fda.hhs.gov).