Global Health Innovation and Missions

Issued by Belmont University

Global Health Innovation and Missions offers an in-depth exploration of the complex landscape of global health, emphasizing innovative strategies and a Christian perspective. Beginning with an examination of how culture shapes health outcomes, the course moves to an exploration of the social, economic, and environmental determinants of health, alongside a study of diverse health systems worldwide.

Type Learning
Level Foundational
Time Weeks
Cost Paid

Additional Details

Skills

Analyze real-world global health challenges
Communication
Community Building
Conduct an integrated needs assessment
Confidentiality
Cultural Humility
Culturally Responsive Teaching
Developing a solution-oriented approach
Equitable Healthcare
Inclusion of religious beliefs into healthcare practices
Reporting ethical violations

Earning Criteria

Learners have completed a series of learning and application activities across 5 modules guided by the following objectives: Evaluate and apply the principles of cultural humility, gain knowledge of the challenges involved in delivering health care to diverse populations in low and middle-income countries, learn about innovative solutions that have been co-created by health professionals and communities, and understand the ethical considerations involved in global health work.