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GLHLTH 171: Tropical Medicine and Public Health in Costa Rica
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Part of a 15-week semester abroad program in Costa Rica (through OTS). Integrates classroom and field instruction to introduce fundamental principles of tropical medicine and public health including the tropical environment and its related health issues; topics include infectious diseases, epidemiology, virology, zoonosis, sexual health, environmental and global health, traditional and alternative medicine, ethics, and the social and economic determinants that contribute to the expanding impact of infectious diseases. Prerequisites: 1 semester of Biology and 1 year of Spanish or equivalent. Instructor: Benavides
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GLHLTH 172: Research Practicum in Tropical Medicine and Public Health in Costa Rica
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Introduces students to research design, field methods, and basic data analysis in a tropical context. Skills include hypothesis testing and statistical analysis, orientation to basic software packages, write and present scientific papers, and design and conduct epidemiologic research. Instructor: Benavides
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GLHLTH 173S: Environment, Health and Development in China
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Critical overview and investigation of the culture, politics, and political economy of environment, health, and development issues in contemporary China, with special attention to case studies exploring a range of issues from public health panics, HIV and AIDS, sex work, migrant workers, the Beijing Olympics, water politics, earthquake relief, and environmental protest. Includes readings across disciplines, and engagement with the work of government, academic, multilateral and non-governmental groups. Instructor consent required. Course taught in China as part of the Global Study Abroad Program. Instructor: Litzinger
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GLHLTH 180: Special Topics in Global Health Studies
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Topics vary depending on semester and section. Topics may include: global health ethics, field methods, health technologies, rapid needs assessment, and global health policies. Instructor: Staff
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GLHLTH 180S: Special Topics in Global Health Studies
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Topics vary depending on semester and section. Topics may include: global health ethics, field methods, health technologies, rapid needs assessment, and global health policies. Instructor: Staff
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GLHLTH 184: Global Health Supply, Organization and Financing
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Overview of choices countries make structuring health care delivery, financing systems, cost effectiveness and cost benefit analysis. Hospitals, physicians and pharmaceuticals in low/middle income countries. Instructor: Sloan
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GLHLTH 185: Economics of Global Health
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Application of economic methods to examine key emerging issues in global health, with focus on health disparities. Emphasis on using economic models to better understand global health challenges and using econometric methods to empirically test hypotheses that seek to explain global health disparities. Discuss measurement of health and data quality. Explores individual, family and society-level determinants of health; impact of health on economic and social prosperity; demand and supply of health care. Discuss policy implications in each case. Prerequisites: Economics 105D and 139D; or Public Policy 128D and Statistics 103 or 114; or consent of the instructor. Instructor: Thomas
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GLHLTH 191: Medical Anthropology
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Cross cultural experiences and understanding of health and illness, the body and non-biological aspects of medicine. Culture-specific sickness (like envidia, running amok, attention deficit disorder). Class, race, and gender inflected experiences of health. Various societies' organization of health care specialists, including biomedical doctors, voudon priestesses, and shamans. Instructor: Davis
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GLHLTH 191U: Medical Anthropology
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Same as Cultural Anthropology 191T except taught in writing intensive manner. Instructor: Nelson
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GLHLTH 195: Independent Study in Global Health
1.00 Credits
Duke University
Individual non-research directed study in a field of special interest on a previously approved topic, under the supervision of a faculty member, resulting in a significant academic product. Open only to qualified juniors and seniors by consent of instructor and director of Global Health Certificate program. Instructor: Staff
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