IDSB04H3 Lecture 11: Lecture 11 Notes
6 Apr 2011
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Disease control" as international health: legacy (in part) of colonial tropical medicine and rockefeller foundation" mous operandi, examples of disease control/eradication campaigns, hookworm, yellow fever, malaria, smallpox, child survival campaigns. Issues of coercion and divisions over approach and type of vaccine used. The longer we isolate public health"s technical aspects from its political and social aspects, the longer technical interventions will squeeze out one side of the mortality balloon only to find it inflated elsewhere . 2/3 of child deaths and 4/5 of deaths in developing countries preventable through. Integrate the social and technical (which is already social) Case studies of healthy societies: developed welfare states, developing welfare states: cost rica, cuba www. notesolution. com. Developing welfare states: costa rica, cuba, uruguay, kerala (india) Costa rica: no armed forces and universal health care system, highest universal coverage and scope of services of all latin america, longest life expectancy in americas, after canada, partially resisted neoliberal reforms www. notesolution. com.
