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[Danish influence on global health]
Helene Bilsted Probst1, Søren Brostrøm
1hpr@sst.dk.
Global health initiatives, including sustainable development goals (SDGs) and universal health coverage, emphasize international collaboration. Denmark can enhance its global health contributions through partnerships between national authorities, civil society, and research institutions.
Area of Science:
- Global Health
- Public Health Policy
- International Relations
Background:
- The pursuit of 'health for all' remains a key global objective.
- Current strategies focus on sustainable development goals (SDGs) and universal health coverage.
- There is an increasing emphasis on global health, addressing transnational health challenges.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the importance of global health and transnational health issues.
- To underscore the necessity of international partnerships for knowledge and idea exchange.
- To explore the potential role of Danish entities in global health initiatives.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of current global health strategies and trends.
- Identification of key stakeholders in global health.
- Assessment of opportunities for Danish collaboration in global health.
Main Results:
- SDGs and global health necessitate cross-border cooperation.
- Partnerships are crucial for sharing knowledge and innovative approaches.
- Danish national authorities, civil society, and research institutions have a significant potential to contribute.
Conclusions:
- Strengthening international partnerships is vital for advancing global health.
- Denmark is well-positioned to increase its involvement in global health efforts.
- Collaborative action among Danish stakeholders can amplify impact in global health.
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