Global Health

 

Accessible, affordable and equitable health services and systems

We benefit people in developing countries by creating affordable, equitable high-quality health systems.

 

Global Health

The solutions to our health care crisis are already at work in developing countries.

Improving global health is a pivotal focus of the Foundation. We are working to transform health systems to make them more accessible and affordable. We are also linking global disease surveillance networks to help those in struggling communities minimize the spread of infectious diseases that can lead to pandemics. Our current health initiatives:

  • Improve the monitoring, detection and response to infectious diseases such as Ebola, SARS, and avian influenza to prevent pandemics.
  • Expand the use of technology to improve health care.
  • Engage the private sector to work with the public sector in developing practices and policies to provide and finance health services for the poor.

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Finding the Best Health Market Models for Developing Countries: CHMI

The Center for Health Market Innovations (CHMI) has launched a new interactive web platform that facilitates the exchange of knowledge about health market innovations in developing countries. Explore this new database.

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Global Response to Swine Flu, the H1N1 Virus
A report on the UN/WHO Meeting

We should not take the moderate severity of the current pandemic for granted.”

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eHealth, Health Systems Improvement
and the Rockefeller Foundation

Read about eHealth's potential to transform health systems by enabling improvements in efficiency, equity and quality.

Why Health Systems?

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