... the current literature on digital determinants of health with a critical lens. It then considers related work on political determinants of health, and suggests some ways in which to apply this thinking to inform digital health strategies. Discussions about the need for more robust digital health governance...

... for an effective eHealth governance mechanism in the country. Despite efforts, a consensus-driven governance mechanism remains elusive. This research aimed to investigate suitable digital health governance models for Thailand by examining models from six countries (Malaysia, the Philippines, Australia, England...

... countries to enable meaningful digital health transformations. The recommendations below are informed by perspectives from international organizations, national parliaments, policy think tanks and civil society. digital health legislation digital governance health governance public policy health...

.... The speed of public health crises presents particular challenges for managing this phenomenon, calling for anticipatory steps to avoid such risk as part of responsible pandemic prevention strategies clinical decision support tools Covid-19 digital health mHealth medical populism public health...

... region of Metro Manila, three were urban centres and four were rural or non-urbanized municipalities ( Table 1 ). Through multi-sited, qualitative fieldwork, this article shows how ‘kontra-partido’ politics unfolds in the personal and relational dimensions of health governance; how decision-makers...

...Shirin Madon; S Krishna Figure 2. Theorizing community health governance as interaction We adopt a qualitative, longitudinal case study approach recognized as appropriate for conducting process research where the focus is on studying how phenomena unfold over time ( Langley et al...

... and the capacity of planning, organizing and monitoring to ensure the effective implementation of national policies. Therefore, a more recent strand of health governance literature has shifted to investigating whether or not local governments have effectively executed the national policies ( Brixi et al...

...Jan Gresil Kahambing COVID-19 disaster recovery global health governance rebel returnees “We have journeyed to a place from which it looks unlikely that we can return, at least not without some kind of serious rupture from the past—social, political, economic and ideological,” says a recent...

... COVID-19 democracy global health governance health rights health systems Susan Sontag famously referred to illness as a metaphor ( Sontag 1979 ). What the world and our health systems and societies look like in the future depends on the meaning(s) we take from this pandemic, and in turn how we...

... of healthcare managers at sub-national level in Kenya using a gender lens. This exploratory qualitative case study ( Yin, 1994 ; Creswell, 1998 ) was undertaken in coastal Kenya. Two case study counties—Mombasa (urban) and Kilifi (semi-rural)—were selected primarily to build on existing health governance...

... EU health systems are prepared to face future challenges. health systems primary and integrated healthcare European Union health promotion health governance big data A major challenge for improving HPDP in Europe is the implementation of integrated policy making, as mentioned in the ‘Health...

... Medline to identify relevant scientific papers on the issues of interest during the period 2004–2014 using the following search terms: Cameroon, Uganda, research, health governance, malaria control, task shifting, maternal child health and skilled birth attendance. Abstract There is a scarcity...

... and alignment have been problematic. Democratic Republic of Congo health system development networked health sector governance multilevel health governance post-conflict public health policy arenas of interactions Key Messages Interactions between state and non-state actors may play a role...

... of transparency and accountability. To secure our common future, the world needs sustained investment and leadership. I propose a ‘security dividend’, both financial and institutional, to remake the global health security system. Global Health Crisis Global Health Governance Global Health Security...

... movement supporting UHC may provide interesting insights on the role of these countries in global health and on the potential implications for global health governance. Yet very little is known about BRICS countries’ engagement in the global movement supporting UHC. Analyzing and discussing the results...

... countries from engaging in the One Health movement. The second consideration for national policy makers concerns current issues with One Health governance. With a general consensus from the 2010 Stone Mountain meeting that One Health is not ‘owned’ by any single organization or institution, a requirement...

... towards governance that is reflective of people's willingness to accept costs to assist others. solidarity research biobanks health governance risk Giandomenico Majone famously spoke of a shift from the positive to the ‘regulatory state’, where de-centralised and private actors increasingly replace...

... for excessive contraction in most low and middle-income countries. We conclude that there remains a wide gap between the rhetoric and the reality of the IMF’s policy and programming advice, with negative implications for global health. global health global governance economic analysis global health...

... levels of governance’ (Kickbusch et al. 2007a: 972). Non-governmental organizations global health diplomacy Framework Convention on Tobacco Control international negotiations global health governance KEY MESSAGES Contrary to the traditional international relations perspective that sees...

.... Analysis of the security dimension of infectious diseases has recently received expanded attention within the global health governance literature. ¹ Two questions occupy the bulk of inquiries: 1) How does an infectious disease move from being a public health issue to become a security issue...