•WHAT IS THE MOST TRENDING ISSUE IN

OUR COUNTRY TODAY?

YOU MAY DRAW, WRITE A POEM,
SING, DANCE OR ACT YOUR ANSWER.
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GLOB A L HE A L T H
GLOBAL HEALTH
•IT PERTAINS TO VARIOUS HEALTH ISSUES, CONCERNS, AND
TRENDS WHICH GO BEYOND NATIONAL BOUNDARIES AND CALL
FOR GLOBAL INITIATIVES FOR THE PROTECTION AND PROMOTION
OF PEOPLE’S HEALTH ACROSS THE WORLD.
-ILONA KICKBUSH(2009)
DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM AT THE GRADUATE
INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES IN GENEVA,
SWITZERLAND
GLOBAL HEALTH

•AN AREA FOR STUDY, RESEARCH AND PRACTICE THAT

PRIORITIZES HEALTH IMPROVEMENT AND ACHIEVING
IMPARTIALITY IN HEALTHCARE AND WELLNESS WORLDWIDE.
-KOPLAN AND ASSOCIATES(2009)
GLOBAL HEALTH

•COOPERATIVE RESEARCH AND ACTION OF INTERNATIONAL

COMMUNITIES TO PROMOTE HEALTH FOR ALL.
-BEAGLEHOLE AND BONITA(2010)
GLOBAL HEALTH
•AN AREA FOR STUDY, RESEARCH AND
PRACTICE THAT PLACES A PRIORITY ON
IMPROVING HEALTH AND ACHIEVING HEALTH
EQUITY FOR ALL PEOPLE WORLDWIDE.
WHAT IS GLOBAL HEALTH.MP4
 8 MI L L EN N I U M
DE V EL OP ME NT A L G O A LS
1. ERADICATE EXTREME POVERTY AND HUNGER
• EDUCATION
• PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY
• PRODUCING MORE JOBS
• INVESTING MORE IN AGRICULTURE
• STRENGTHEN NUTRITION PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND INFANTS
• SUPPORT AND PROTECTION OF DEVELOPING AND VULNERABLE COUNTRIES DURING
CRISES.
2. ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION
• MARRY AND HAVE THEIR OWN FAMILIES AT A LATER STAGE IN LIFE
• PRACTICE FAMILY PLANNING
• KNOW RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES AND CIVIC OBLIGATIONS
• SEEK EMPLOYMENT AND SUSTAIN PERSONAL AND FAMILY NEEDS
• HAVE DECREASED RISK OF GETTING SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS
3. PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMEN
EMPOWERMENT

• EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTION

• PROMOTION OF WOMEN’S POLITICAL RIGHTS AND INVOLVEMENT
• IMPROVE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
• EDUCATION AND INTEGRATING GENDER EQUALITY IN SCHOOL CURRICULUM
• IMPROVED WOMEN’S ACCESS TO WORK AND STRENGTHEN LABOR POLICIES FOR WOMEN
4. REDUCE CHILD MORTALITY
•IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS
•ASSURING THE SURVIVAL AND BETTER HEALTH OF MOTHERS
•IMPROVING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
•BETTER NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR INFANTS, CHILDREN AND
MOTHERS
8 MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENTAL GOALS
•1. ERADICATE EXTREME POVERTY AND HUNGER
•2. ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION
•3. PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMEN
EMPOWERMENT
•4. REDUCE CHILD MORTALITY
THINK-PAIR-SHARE
•DO YOU THINK THE PHILIPPINES WILL BE ABLE TO
ACHIEVE THESE GOALS? WRITE YOUR REPORT IN A ½ CW
OF PAPER. LIST WHICH GOALS ARE HIGHLY ACHIEVABLE
AND WHICH ARE NOT. EXPLAIN WHY AND SHARE YOUR
REPORT IN CLASS.
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PAIR SELECTOR
5. IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH
•IMPROVE AND PROPER NUTRITION OF MOTHERS
•TEACHING THE BENEFITS OF BIRTH SPACING AND SMALL FAMILY
SIZE
•EDUCATING YOUNG BOYS AND GIRLS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF
MATERNAL HEALTH
•BETTER AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO HOSPITAL CARE
6. COMBAT HIV/AIDS, MALARIA AND OTHER DISEASES
• IMPROVED HOUSING CONDITIONS
• INCREASED ACCESS TO ANTI-MALARIAL MEDICINES
• PROMOTING SAFER SEX BEHAVIOR AND PREVENTIVE EDUCATION FOR ALL
• PROMOTING TB AND HIV/AIDS SCREENING
• TB – DIRECTLY OBSERVED TREATMENT SHORT (TB-DOTS) COURSE THERAPY
• PROMOTING THE USE OF INSECTICIDE-TREATED NETS TO FIGHT MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASES
7. ENSURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
•CLEANER AIR AND ENVIRONMENT
•CLEAN, ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY, AND RENEWABLE ENERGY
•NEW AND ASPIRING JOBS AND BUSINESS IN ENERGY
•INCREASE ACCESS TO SANITATION
8. GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT

• EXPANDED INTERNATIONAL TRADE AGREEMENT

• IMPROVE ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE MEDICINE
• REDUCED POVERTY THROUGH GOVERNMENT DEBT RELIEF GRANT
• DEVELOPED INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
INFRASTRUCTURE
8 MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENTAL GOALS
•ERADICATE EXTREME POVERTY AND HUNGER
•ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION
•PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY AND EMPOWER WOMEN
•REDUCED CHILD MORTALITY
•IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH
•COMBAT HIV/AIDS, MALARIA AND OTHER DISEASES
•ENSURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
•GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT
VIDEO
THINK-PAIR-SHARE
•DO YOU THINK THE PHILIPPINES WILL BE ABLE TO
ACHIEVE THESE GOALS? WRITE YOUR REPORT IN A ½ CW
OF PAPER. LIST WHICH GOALS ARE HIGHLY ACHIEVABLE
AND WHICH ARE NOT. EXPLAIN WHY AND SHARE YOUR
REPORT IN CLASS.
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PAIR SELECTOR
LET’S TRY!
1. WHAT IS GLOBAL HEALTH?
2. WHAT ARE THE 8 MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT
GOALS?
1.-8.
•ERADICATE EXTREME POVERTY AND HUNGER
•ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION
•PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY AND EMPOWER WOMEN
•REDUCED CHILD MORTALITY
•IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH
•COMBAT HIV/AIDS, MALARIA AND OTHER DISEASES
•ENSURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
•GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT
9.-10. ANY OF THE FOLLOWING DEFINITIONS:
• IT PERTAINS TO VARIOUS HEALTH ISSUES, CONCERNS, AND TRENDS
WHICH GO BEYOND NATIONAL BOUNDARIES AND CALL FOR GLOBAL
INITIATIVES FOR THE PROTECTION AND PROMOTION OF PEOPLE’S HEALTH
ACROSS THE WORLD.
• AN AREA FOR STUDY, RESEARCH AND PRACTICE THAT PRIORITIZES HEALTH
IMPROVEMENT AND ACHIEVING IMPARTIALITY IN HEALTHCARE AND
WELLNESS WORLDWIDE.
• COOPERATIVE RESEARCH AND ACTION OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES
TO PROMOTE HEALTH FOR ALL.
ASSIGNMENT: WHAT IF?

•PREDICT THE GLOBAL EFFECTS, IF THE EIGHT MILLENNIUM

DEVELOPMENT GOALS WERE ACHIEVED AND NOT
ACHIEVED.
BENEFITS OF GLOBALIZATION

• DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS HEALTH INITIATIVES INITIATED BY DIFFERENT NATIONS

AND GOVERNMENTS
GLOB A L H E A L T H
IN IT IA TI V E S
GLOBAL HEALTH INITIATIVES
•IT IS INITIATED BY DIFFERENT NATIONS AND
GOVERNMENT TO ADDRESS HEALTH ISSUES AND
CONCERNS.
•SET IN MOTION BY THE UNITED NATIONS THROUGH THE
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION AND IN PARTNERSHIP
WITH THE WORLD BANK.
10 T HR EA TS T O G L OB A L
HEALT H I N 2 0 1 9
1. AIR POLLUTION AND CLIMATE CHANGE

•CONSIDERED BY WHO AS THE GREATEST

ENVIRONMENTAL RISK TO HEALTH
2. NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
•NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES SUCH AS DIABETES,
CANCER AND HEART DISEASES ARE COLLECTIVELY
RESPONSIBLE FOR OVER 70% OF ALL DEATHS
WORLDWIDE, OR 41M PEOPLE.
 3. GLOBAL INFLUENZA PANDEMIC
•WHO CONSTANTLY MONITORING THE CIRCULATION OF
INFLUENZA VIRUSES TO DETECT POTENTIAL PANDEMIC
STRAINS.
•EVERY YEAR WHO RECOMMENDS WHICH STRAINS SHOULD BE
INCLUDED IN THE FLU VACCINE TO PROTECT PEOPLE FROM
SEASONAL FLU
4. FRAGILE AND VULNERABLE SETTINGS

•1.6B OR 22% OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION LIVE IN

PLACES WHERE PROTRACTED CRISES AND WEAK
HEALTH SERVICES.
5. ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE
•THE ABILITY OF BACTERIA, PARASITES, VIRUSES
AND FUNGI TO RESIST THESE MEDICINES.
•DRUG RESISTANCE IS DRIVEN BY THE OVERUSE OF
ANTIMICROBIALS IN PEOPLE, BUT ALSO IN ANIMALS.
6. EBOLA AND OTHER HIGH-THREAT PATHOGENS

•WHO IDENTIFIES DISEASES AND PATHOGENS THAT

HAVE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE A PUBLIC HEALTH
EMERGENCY BUT LACK EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS AND
VACCINES.
7. WEAK PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
•MANY COUNTRIES DO NOT HAVE ADEQUATE PRIMARY HEALTH
CARE FACILITIES. THIS NEGLECT MAY BE LACK OF RESOURCES IN
LOW- OR MIDDLE- INCOME CPOUNTRIES.
•WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION WILL WORK WITH PARTNERS TO
REVITALIZE AND STRENGTHEN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN
COUNTRIES.
8. VACCINE HESITANCY

•IT IS THE RELUCTANCE OR REFUSAL TO VACCINATE

DESPITE THE AVAILABILITY OF VACCINES.
•REASONS: INCONVENIENCE IN ACCESSING THE VACCINES
AND LACK OF CONFIDENCE.
9. DENGUE

•IT IS A MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASES THAT CAUSES FLU-

LIKE SYMPTOMS AND CAN BE LETHAL.
•AN ESTIMATED 40% OF THE WORLD IS AT RISK OF DENGUE
FEVER.
10. HIV
•TODAY, AROUND 37 MILLION WORLDWIDE LIVE
WITH HIV.
•A GROUP INCREASINGLY AFFECTED BY HIV ARE
YOUNG GIRLS AND WOMEN (AGED 15-24)
 10 THREATS TO
GLOBAL HEALTH

WHAT ARE THE 10 THREATS TO GLOBAL HEALTH?

ACTIVITY (PERFORMANCE TASK#1)

CREATE A POEM REGARDING

GLOBAL HEALTH,8 MDG AND 10 THREATS TO
GLOBAL HEALTH. (3 STANZA)
RUBRICS:
Relativity Content Punctualit
y
5 5 5
 GL O B A L F I G H T A G A I N S T
M U N I C A B L E D I S E A S E S
C OM
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

•ALSO KNOWN AS INFECTIOUS DISEASES OR TRANSMISSIBLE

DISEASES.
•ILLNESSES THAT RESULT FROM THE INFECTION, PRESENCE AND
GROWTH OF PATHOGENIC.
ROLL BACK MALARIA
•ROLL BACK MALARIA IS A GLOBAL EFFORT TO REDUCE THE
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM MALARIA INFECTION
• THROUGH
HEIGHTENED PREVENTION TOOLS
RAPID RESPONSE TO OUTBREAKS
DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ANTI-MALARIAL PRODUCTS
EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF THE INFECTION

Global Fight against Communicable Diseases

 STOP TB
•IT IS A GLOBAL EFFORT TO PREVENT FURTHER TRANSMISSION OF
TB OR TUBERCULOSIS AROUND THE WORLD
• PROGRAM:
 TB – DOTS SHORT COURSE STRATEGY
TB – DIRECTLY OBSERVED TREATMENT SHORT COURSE THERAPHY

Global Fight against Communicable Diseases

GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR VACCINES AND IMMUNIZATION
•IT IS A GLOBAL STRATEGY WHICH AIMS TO STRENGTHEN
CHILDREN’S IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS AND INTRODUCE NEW
GENERATION OF LICENSED VACCINES.
HEPATITIS B VACCINE
CHILDHOOD MENINGITIS VACCINE
YELLOW FEVER VACCINE
INFLUENZA VACCINE
VACCINE FOR PNEUMONIA
Global Fight against Communicable Diseases
GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TB AND MALARIA

•A FUNDING PROJECT RATHER THAN INITIATIVE.

Global Fight against Communicable Diseases

 TRUE OR FALSE
1. Global alliance for vaccines and immunization aims to strengthen TRUE
children’s immunization programs

2. Non-communicable disease is also known as infectious diseases FALSE

or transmissible diseases.

3. TB- DOTS is a short course strategy. TRUE

4. Malaria is caused by a virus, carried by mosquitoes. FALSE

5. Global fund to fight aids, tb and malaria are funding project rather than TRUE
initiative.
GLOBAL PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF TOBACCO AND
ALCOHOL USE

•WHO FCTC OR WHO FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON

TOBACCO CONTROL IS THE PRIME INTERNATIONAL
TREATY NEGOTIATED UNDER WHO.
WHO FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL
PROVISIONS:

1. PRICE AND TAX MEASURES TO REDUCE THE DEMAND FOR TOBACCO.

2. NON-PRICE MEASURES TO REDUCE THE DEMAND FOR TOBACCO, NAMELY:
PROTECTION FROM EXPOSURE TO TOBACCO SMOKE
REGULATION OF THE CONTENTS
REGULATION OF TOBACCO PRODUCT DISCLOSURES
NEW PACKAGING AND LABELLING
EDUCATION, COMMUNICATION, TRAINING AND PUBLIC AWARENESS
DEMAND REDUCTION MEASURES CONCERNING TOBACCO DEPENDENCE
TOBACCO ADVERTISING, PROMOTION AND SPONSORSHIP
GLOBAL STRATEGY TO REDUCE THE HARMFUL USE OF
ALCOHOL

•RECOGNIZES CLOSE TIES BETWEEN THE HARMFUL USE OF

ALCOHOL AND THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF A
NATION
GLOBAL STRATEGY FOR THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF
NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

•A GLOBAL ACTION PLAN TO PREVENT AND CONTROL OF

NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES.
SHARED RISK FACTORS: UNHEALTHY EATING,
PHYSICAL INACTIVITY, TOBACCO USE AND ALCOHOL
USE.
 ANSWER THE FF:
1. IT IS THE PRIME INTERNATIONAL TREATY NEGOTIATED UNDER A. WHO FRAMEWORK
WHO CONVENTION ON
TOBACCO CONTROL

2.&3. THESE ARE THE SHARED RISK FACTOR OF Global strategy for the B. New packaging and
prevention and control of non-communicable diseases. labelling

4&5. THESE ARE PROVISIONS ON WHO FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON C. PHYSICAL INACTIVITY

TOBACCO CONTROL

CORRECT ANSWERS: D. PRICE AND TAX

1. A MEASURES TO REDUCE
2.& 3. C&E THE DEMAND FOR
4.&5. B&D TOBACCO
E. unhealthy eating