Commonwealth Health Partnerships 2015 / commissioned and researched by Andrew Robertson, editied by Kate Bystrova.

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TextCambridge, UK : Nexus Strategic Partnerships for the Commonwealth Secretariat, 2015Description: 320 pages : illustrations ; 30 cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

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9781908609175
1908609176

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19 610/.7/11171241

Summary: Launched at the annual Commonwealth Health Ministers Meeting (CHMM), the publication provides a guide to current issues in global health for ministers, senior officials and other stakeholders. Reflecting the theme of CHMM 2015, Commonwealth Health Partnerships 2015 looks at universal health coverage, with a particular focus on health and development challenges in an ageing world.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 302-318).

Launched at the annual Commonwealth Health Ministers Meeting (CHMM), the publication provides a guide to current issues in global health for ministers, senior officials and other stakeholders. Reflecting the theme of CHMM 2015, Commonwealth Health Partnerships 2015 looks at universal health coverage, with a particular focus on health and development challenges in an ageing world.