This document provides analysis guide questions and sample answers about global health issues and trends. The questions prompt the reader to search for and summarize two articles on global health concerns, discuss how the issues affect worldwide health, if governments should address them, ways to tackle the problems, and which health initiative they would implement in their own community.
This document provides analysis guide questions and sample answers about global health issues and trends. The questions prompt the reader to search for and summarize two articles on global health concerns, discuss how the issues affect worldwide health, if governments should address them, ways to tackle the problems, and which health initiative they would implement in their own community.
This document provides analysis guide questions and sample answers about global health issues and trends. The questions prompt the reader to search for and summarize two articles on global health concerns, discuss how the issues affect worldwide health, if governments should address them, ways to tackle the problems, and which health initiative they would implement in their own community.
1. Search two articles or case studies about different global
health issues, concerns and trends. 2. What trend, issue, or concerns is tackled in the article? 3. How does this trend, issue, or concern affect the health of the people worldwide? 4. Should be the health issues, concerns and trends you’ve gathered deserved to be addressed by international and national government? Why? 5. What could be done to address the trend, issue, or concern tackled in the article? 6. If you are to implement a health initiative in your community, which would you imitate and why? Discuss the ways you would organize and finance the program. ANSWERS: 1. Framework Convention on Tobacco Control 2. It aims to tackle some of the causes of that epidemic, including complex factors with cross-border effects, such as trade liberalization and direct foreign investment, tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship beyond national borders, and illicit trade in tobacco products. 3. Tobacco can have negative effects on both yourself and the people around you, either influencing them or hurting them in the process. People exposed to tobacco can acquire long term diseases and possibly death. 4. Yes. Tobacco use is associated with more than a million deaths worldwide, families broken and people dying. By addressing this issue we can reduce use of tobacco. 5. Comprehensive tobacco control programs can significantly reduce the prevalence of tobacco use.