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The World Health Organization (WHO) is instrumental in monitoring the health of people, including special populations, around the world. With input from countries, WHO establishes goals and benchmarks for health goals. Review the background reading for this module and conduct your own research. After you have done so, write a position paper on the importance of having a global body that monitors health, helps guide international policy, and helps establish country-level benchmarks.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is instrumental in monitoring the health of people, including special populations, around the world. With input from countries, WHO establishes goals and benchmarks for health goals. Review the background reading for this module and conduct your own research. After you have done so, write a position paper on the importance of having a global body that monitors health, helps guide international policy, and helps establish country-level benchmarks.

What visual and/or auditory cues were given to help the subject complete the tasks?

What has been the “muddiest” point for you to date regarding this course material? What is most confusing or unclear or just muddy in understanding.

Write a summary of each of the articles that you identified in Module 2.

Discuss healthcare workers’ privacy and confidentiality in ensuring all workers are safe in the worksite?

Should Vaccinations be Required for All Children?

Define the policy issue. o How is the issue affecting the policy arena?

Global Health – Increasing Health Literacy in India

Patient F is an African American woman, 36 years of age, with a history of mild hypertension. Her blood pressure has been fairly well controlled on an ACE inhibitor over the past two years. Patient F eats a well-balanced, nutritious diet, exercises three to five times a week, and does not have a history of smoking or alcohol use. However, she does exhibit many of the characteristics of the Type A behavior pattern, such as excessive competitiveness, being harried, and rushing to complete more and more tasks in an ever-shrinking period of time. In addition to these characteristics, she exhibits a somewhat cynical or negative outlook with occasional expression of hostile or angry thoughts and feelings. Complete your analysis of the mini case study by addressing the following questions: What could have been done to prevent the chronic condition? Knowing what you do about different approaches to medicine (traditional and CAM), what practice would you suggest

Patient F is an African American woman, 36 years of age, with a history of mild hypertension. Her blood pressure has been fairly well controlled on an ACE inhibitor over the past two years. Patient F eats a well-balanced, nutritious diet, exercises three to five times a week, and does not have a history of smoking or alcohol use. However, she does exhibit many of the characteristics of the Type A behavior pattern, such as excessive competitiveness, being harried, and rushing to complete more and more tasks in an ever-shrinking period of time. In addition to these characteristics, she exhibits a somewhat cynical or negative outlook with occasional expression of hostile or angry thoughts and feelings. Complete your analysis of the mini case study by addressing the following questions: What could have been done to prevent the chronic condition? Knowing what you do about different approaches to medicine (traditional and CAM), what practice would you suggest