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Key Points Key Points
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Introduction Introduction
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What Is a Social Movement? What Is a Social Movement?
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Strategy and Tactics Strategy and Tactics
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An Organization for Social Change: Universities Allied for Essential Medicines An Organization for Social Change: Universities Allied for Essential Medicines
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The Movement for the Right to Health The Movement for the Right to Health
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Case Studies of Social Movements for Health Equity and Health Justice The Fight for Justice for Haitians Affected by the Cholera Epidemic: 2010–2017 Case Studies of Social Movements for Health Equity and Health Justice The Fight for Justice for Haitians Affected by the Cholera Epidemic: 2010–2017
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Fight Against the Repeal of the Affordable Care Act: 2017 Fight Against the Repeal of the Affordable Care Act: 2017
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Conclusion: Toward the Right to Health Conclusion: Toward the Right to Health
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References References
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14 Building the Right to Health Movement: Activism, Advocacy, and Social Change
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Published:December 2017
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Abstract
To achieve UHC and the right to health will require a movement in the US and globally. This chapter introduces the concept of social movements in global health. Activism was essential in causing the paradigm shift from prevention to care delivery that gave birth to the global health era. Further activism will be necessary to change the global double standard that implicates who lives and who dies. A movement or coalition of movements is necessary to fight for health systems that can address the entirety of burden of disease, improve the social determinants of health, deliver high-quality equitable care. This chapter highlights the strategies and tactics used by successful and ongoing movements that seek global health equity and justice. The chapter also presents concrete examples for action that can be used to help build and support the social movement needed to realize the universal right to health care.
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