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PL01 - Globalization and Health Systems: Regional Perspectives
PL03 - Crisis as Catalyst for Health Reform: Quick Fixes or Sustainable Solutions?
PL04 - Global Health Governance: Lost in Translation?
PL05 - Global Access to Health: The Highs and Lows of Technology
PL06 - Resilience, Ownership, and Political Space: Getting Access to Health in the Mainstream
PS001 - Migrant Access to Health in Switzerland: From Policy to Practice
PS002 - ICT: Improving Access for Health Professionals in Remote Settings
PS003 - Developing Youth Friendly Health Services: Do It Yourself!
PS004 - The Challenges of Working with Corruption
PS005 - Human Rights in Health: Good Wishes and Practical Tools
PS007 - Epidemics, Emerging Infectious Diseases and Non-Traditional Surveillance
PS008 - Mobilizing Students for Change: The Medsin Campaign
PS010 - WHO and Global Health Governance
PS012 - Participatory Tools Influencing Health Systems
PS013 - Neglecting Neglected Diseases: More of the Same?
PS014 - Web-Based Health Communities: What's Behind the Hype?
PS015 - Global Mental Health: Challenges and Opportunities in a Changing World
PS016 - Ethics in Biomedical Research: Who is in Charge?
PS017 - Are GHIs Moving Towards Effective Health Systems Strengthening?
PS018 - Emergency and Essential Surgery: Where Do We Stand?
PS019 - Shared Responsibility and Concerted Responses to Antibiotic Resistance
PS021 - Improving Migrant Health in Europe
PS023 - Improving Patient-Provider Communication in the Context of Chronic Disease
PS024 - Health Systems Strengthening: What Are We Talking About?
PS025 - Rebuilding Post-Conflict Health Systems: Challenges and Opportunities
PS026 - Accountability and Access to Essential Medicines: Global Perspectives
PS027 - Access to Health for Refugees and Displaced Populations in Urban Settings
PS029 - Partnering Globally for Safer Care
PS030 - Foreign Policy, Trade and Health: Finding The Right Balance
PS031 - Participatory Approaches to Health: Case Studies from around the World
PS032 - Strengthening Family Medicine Networks in Eastern Europe
PS033 - Innovative Strategies for Chronic Disease Management
PS034 - HIV/AIDS Programmes: Access, Care & Funding
PS035 - Pandemic Preparedness and Response: Lessons Learned from H1N1
PS036 - Health Biotechnology: The World as a Playing Field
PS037 - Globalization Reshaping Medical Education: Case Studies
PS038 - International Hospital Partnerships: Key To Capacity Development
PS039 - Training for Humanitarian Assistance
PS040 - Health Workforce Distribution and Retention Strategies
Session Reports by Themes
Health threats and access to health at times of crisis
Healthcare delivery and access to medicines
Health governance and policies
Mobility and migration
Trade, markets, and health
Health information, training, and technologies
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So I can't show you how, exactly, health care is a basic human right. But what I can argue is that no one should have to die of a disease that is treatable.
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Paul Farmer
So I can't show you how, exactly, health care is a basic human right. But what I can argue is that no one should have to die of a disease that is treatable.