Section: Module 11: Lesson 1: Global Health and Cross-Cultural Practice | Humanism in Health and Healthcare | NextGenU.org
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Upon completion of this lesson, you will be able to:Learning Objectives:
- Articulate best practices for conducting ethical and humanistic global health work.
- Analyze the ethical dilemmas inherent to global health work and offer insights into how to navigate the potential for harm by medical volunteers to underresourced countries by drawing on global health best practices.
- Identify the causes and ethical dilemmas posed by medical “brain drain” (the migration of health professionals from relatively resource poor nations to wealthier nations with less actual need).
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Required Learning Resources and Activities
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Read the contents under the heading "Background, Results, and Discussion". (7 minutes)
BMC Medical Education - 2022
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Read the content from "Ethical Concerns in Medical Volunteering" until "Evaluating the outcome of medical volunteering on local health" (36 minutes)
Tropical Diseases, Travel Medicine and Vaccines, published by BioMed Central - 2017
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Read the content under the heading from "Medical Brain Drain as Exploitation of Wealth Disparities" until "Funding and Policy Solutions to Medical Brain Drain" (12 minutes)
AMA Journal of Ethics - 2016