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Contents SearchSearch Dedication Contributors Preface Unit I: Foundations of Global Nursing Chapter 1: Global Health and Global Nursing Chapter 2: Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Environmental Health Issues Chapter 3: A Foundation for Global Health, The Lancet Report on Health Professionals for a New Century: An Interview With Dean Julio Frenk Chapter 4: Global Health Ethics Chapter 5: Health, Human Rights, and Social Justice: An Interview With Paul Farmer and Sheila Davis Chapter 6: The Intersection of Global Health and Community/Public Health Nursing Chapter 7: Global Health Partnerships Unit II: Issues in Global Health Chapter 8: The Importance of Water for Global Nursing Chapter 9: Access to Clean Water and the Impact on Global Health: An Interview With Gary White, CEO and Cofounder, Water.org Chapter 10: The Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Nursing Profession in Sub-Saharan Africa Chapter 11: Vulnerable Populations: Ethical Issues in HIV Care Chapter 12: The Role of Midwives and Nurses in Reducing Global Maternal Mortality Around the World and in Haiti Chapter 13: Violence Against Women Chapter 14: Sex Trafficking as a New Pandemic Chapter 15: Complex Issues in Conflict Areas Chapter 16: Mental Health of Asylum Seekers Chapter 17: Childhood Malnutrition in India Chapter 18: End-of-Life Care in a Global Health Context Unit III: Achieving Global Health Chapter 19: Expanding Access to Address Priority Health Needs in Low-Resource Settings Chapter 20: The Challenges of International Nurse Migration: Seeking Global Solutions Chapter 21: Nursing Leadership in Interprofessional Education Chapter 22: The Importance of Continuing Education in Global Health Nursing Chapter 23: Nursing Education and Practice in China and Thailand Chapter 24: Professional Nursing Education in South Africa Chapter 25: Cultural Immersion Experiences in Nursing Education Chapter 26: Working Globally With Faith-Based Organizations Chapter 27: Global Nursing Issues in China: A Partnership of Boston Children’s Hospital and Shanghai Children’s Medical Center Chapter 28: Developing a Sustainable Model for Cardiovascular Care in Rwanda Chapter 29: Dreyfus Health Foundation: Advancing the Future of Global Health Nursing Chapter 30: The Fulbright Scholar Program and Nursing in Southern Africa Chapter 31: Interdisciplinary Collaborations in Global Health Research
Chapter 3: A Foundation for Global Health, The Lancet Report on Health Professionals for a New Century: An Interview With Dean Julio Frenk
Chapter 9: Access to Clean Water and the Impact on Global Health: An Interview With Gary White, CEO and Cofounder, Water.org
Chapter 12: The Role of Midwives and Nurses in Reducing Global Maternal Mortality Around the World and in Haiti
Chapter 27: Global Nursing Issues in China: A Partnership of Boston Children’s Hospital and Shanghai Children’s Medical Center
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Contents SearchSearch Dedication Contributors Preface Unit I: Foundations of Global Nursing Chapter 1: Global Health and Global Nursing Chapter 2: Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Environmental Health Issues Chapter 3: A Foundation for Global Health, The Lancet Report on Health Professionals for a New Century: An Interview With Dean Julio Frenk Chapter 4: Global Health Ethics Chapter 5: Health, Human Rights, and Social Justice: An Interview With Paul Farmer and Sheila Davis Chapter 6: The Intersection of Global Health and Community/Public Health Nursing Chapter 7: Global Health Partnerships Unit II: Issues in Global Health Chapter 8: The Importance of Water for Global Nursing Chapter 9: Access to Clean Water and the Impact on Global Health: An Interview With Gary White, CEO and Cofounder, Water.org Chapter 10: The Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Nursing Profession in Sub-Saharan Africa Chapter 11: Vulnerable Populations: Ethical Issues in HIV Care Chapter 12: The Role of Midwives and Nurses in Reducing Global Maternal Mortality Around the World and in Haiti Chapter 13: Violence Against Women Chapter 14: Sex Trafficking as a New Pandemic Chapter 15: Complex Issues in Conflict Areas Chapter 16: Mental Health of Asylum Seekers Chapter 17: Childhood Malnutrition in India Chapter 18: End-of-Life Care in a Global Health Context Unit III: Achieving Global Health Chapter 19: Expanding Access to Address Priority Health Needs in Low-Resource Settings Chapter 20: The Challenges of International Nurse Migration: Seeking Global Solutions Chapter 21: Nursing Leadership in Interprofessional Education Chapter 22: The Importance of Continuing Education in Global Health Nursing Chapter 23: Nursing Education and Practice in China and Thailand Chapter 24: Professional Nursing Education in South Africa Chapter 25: Cultural Immersion Experiences in Nursing Education Chapter 26: Working Globally With Faith-Based Organizations Chapter 27: Global Nursing Issues in China: A Partnership of Boston Children’s Hospital and Shanghai Children’s Medical Center Chapter 28: Developing a Sustainable Model for Cardiovascular Care in Rwanda Chapter 29: Dreyfus Health Foundation: Advancing the Future of Global Health Nursing Chapter 30: The Fulbright Scholar Program and Nursing in Southern Africa Chapter 31: Interdisciplinary Collaborations in Global Health Research
Chapter 3: A Foundation for Global Health, The Lancet Report on Health Professionals for a New Century: An Interview With Dean Julio Frenk
Chapter 9: Access to Clean Water and the Impact on Global Health: An Interview With Gary White, CEO and Cofounder, Water.org
Chapter 12: The Role of Midwives and Nurses in Reducing Global Maternal Mortality Around the World and in Haiti
Chapter 27: Global Nursing Issues in China: A Partnership of Boston Children’s Hospital and Shanghai Children’s Medical Center
