Resilient Health : Leveraging Technology and Social Innovations to Transform Healthcare for COVID-19 Recovery and Beyond / edited by Judy Kuriansky and Pradeep Kakkattil.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Kakkattil, Pradeep, editor.

Kuriansky, Judith, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Health services administration.

Health services administration--Social aspects.

Health services administration--Technological innovations.

Public health.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1418 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

London : Academic Press, [2024]

Summary:

Resilient Health: Leveraging Technology and Social Innovations to Transform Healthcare for COVID-19 Recovery and Beyond presents game-changing and disruptive technological innovations and social applications in health and mental health care around the world for the post-COVID age and beyond, addressing the urgent need for care.In this first-of-its.

Contents:

Intro

Resilient Health: Leveraging Technology and Social Innovations to Transform Healthcare for COVID-19 Recovery and Beyond

Copyright

Dedication

Contents

Biographies of the coeditors

Contributors

Biographies of the contributors

Foreword

High-Level Introduction

Acknowledgments

Coping with COVID-19 in song: The silver lining of love and hope

Part 1: Overview of the context and challenges in building resilient systems for health today and shaping the future

What notables have to say

Chapter 1: Introduction to the volume on resilient health systems leveraging technology and social innovation to transfor ...

Themes and talking points

The power of innovation

Grounding in international instruments

Background of the problem

Value of this book

Challenges and limitations

Format of the volume

Summary

Invitation

References

Chapter 2: The state of the world in health and health systems

Introduction

Overview of the world's health

Noncommunicable diseases

Mental and psychosocial health

Injury

Infectious diseases

Migration

War and conflict

Population dynamics

Health systems: Strengthening and resilience

Digital health

State of health systems and UHC

Inequity

Poor quality care

Financial burden of health

Conclusions and the way forward

Chapter 3: Universal Health Coverage and Japan: In memory of the late former prime minister ABE Shinzo of Japan

Background

Definition of Universal Health Coverage

Japan's history and role in promoting UHC

UHC in Japan and COVID-19

The core message

Japan's Commitment to UHC Now and Going Forward

Chapter 4: Digital health as an enabler of Universal Health Coverage in the African Region: Contributions of Amref Health.

Introduction

What is digital health and what can it achieve in UHC?

The challenges of digital health in the context of UHC

How can digital health best be integrated into UHC systems?

Approaches and considerations for digital health integration in UHC

(1) How digital health can be used in the health system with a UHC lens

(2) Considerations and approaches of digital health integration that will enable increased impact and sustainability of UHC

Conclusion and the way forward

Chapter 5: Overview of the state of mental health in the COVID-19 recovery and beyond

Impact of COVID-19 on global mental health

Solution of WEF

Data mining by various stakeholders

Social media companies using data to address mental health

Countries using social media to address mental health

Research organizations

Future prospects

The GFC on Mental Health new solutions

Measurement

Regulation

Conclusion

Further reading

Chapter 6: Social innovation for resilient health systems

SIHI Global Network

Social innovations in healthcare delivery

Health center by phone

Drug shop integrated care

Mamás del Río

National Telehealth System

Pay-it-forward

Social innovation and resilient health systems

Chapter 7: Digital health and human rights in an unequal world

Intersectionality and human rights

Digital gender divide

Young people: Opportunities and risks

Privacy concerns for vulnerable groups and communities

Digital colonialism

Algorithmic bias and the right to nondiscrimination

Case study: VOICE+

Chapter 8: How health systems must respond to the risks and impacts of climate change

Introduction.

COP26 progress

Looking ahead to future COPs

A health day at future COPs

The cost of inaction

Climate and health around the world

Policy recommendations

National

Align climate action plans with national policy-making

Train health workers to lead on climate action and health protection

Invest in climate-smart health systems for humans, animals, and the environment

Increase environment sector participation in planning, investment, and implementation of health policy-making

Increase use of nature-based solutions to avoid future health threats and reduce risk of disease

Global

Put health at the center of climate change and biodiversity agendas, with adequate funding for implementation

Increase scope of impact assessments and add relevant safeguards

Coordinate across sectors when planning and prioritizing health and climate measures-Globally and locally

Promote equitable access to resources needed to stop disease and protect the environment

Committing to firm targets

Chapter 9: Disasters and health: How technologies are saving the world

International Organizations and Agreements

Social media

Mapping technologies

Big data and artificial intelligence (AI) for predicting disasters

Communication technologies

Drones and robots

Cash management and digital ID tools

Open source applications and standards

Hotlines and radio and TV announcements

Natural disaster and epidemics

Challenges and solutions

Chapter 10: Health equity, mental health, and partnerships to build back after COVID-19: Multistakeholder perspectives at ...

The importance of health equity in the pandemic recovery.

The importance of health equity to achieve the United Nations Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development

The contributions of psychological science and practice to achieving health equity

Partnerships reflected in the event

Objective

Logistics

Program

Part 1 of the program

Part 2a of the program

Part 3 of the program: Cultural interlude

Part 2b, continuation of the high-level segment program

Part 4 of the program

Part 5 of the program

Part 6 (closing) of the program

Chapter 11: Disclaimer: The author alone is responsible for the views expressed in this article, and they do not necessa* ...

Innovations and traditional medicine

Domain and scope of innovations in TM

Medications

The WHO TM strategy

The WHO Global Report on Traditional and Complementary Medicine 2019

Integrative medicine

Conclusion and looking to the future

Chapter 12: Multiomics technologies to increase resilience, adaptability, and affordability of integrated traditional and ...

Social diversity

Quality and safety

Natural resources for traditional cures and treatments

Need for scientific evidence and areas of further research

The path ahead

Chapter 13: Advancing the digital transformation of health: The Global Digital Health Monitor

The Global Digital Health Monitor

Country-level engagement

The state of digital health

Leadership and Governance

Strategy and Investment

Legislation, Policy, and Compliance

Workforce

Standards and Interoperability

Infrastructure

Services and Applications

Key insights

Future directions

Chapter 14: Models for building resilient health communities: Strategies of systemic change to resolve a crisis and build.

Event overview

Connection to the UN sustainable development goals

Conclusions

Chapter 15: Technology ethics in healthcare delivery and public health: Current and emerging issues from the COVID-19 era

Technologies overview

Telehealth videoconferencing

Mobile phones and apps

Conversational agents (virtual providers)

Ethics issues

Informed consent

Competence and scope of services

Safety and harm reduction

The right to privacy

Bias

Equitable access to care

Discussion

Part 2: Leveraging technologies for health: Developments and directions

Chapter 16: Technology innovation for global health: Past, present and future

A brief history of key systemic developments in health innovation

Current state of the art: What is health technology innovation today?

Lessons from the digital age, for the digital age

Innovation roadmap: The potential of technology innovation to advance global health

What can these preconditions foster?

Chapter 17: Innovations and technologies for health: Current state of the art and potential for advancing healthcare

Introduction-The real emergency is in business-as-usual healthcare

Current developments: One mile of superfast connectivity, but an exciting near-term pipeline

The pivotal role of early stage capital

Key challenges

What the world must do

Chapter 18: Artificial intelligence: State of the art and potential for advancing healthcare

Understanding the role of AI in healthcare: The COVID-19 experience

The crucial role of data

The importance of trust and governance

Future directions in AI for healthcare

References.

Chapter 19: Scaling healthcare access through AI: History, definitions, international overview, and the case of Portal Te.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Print version: Kuriansky, Judy Resilient Health

ISBN:

9780443185304

OCLC:

1443086170