Globalization of Public Health

1. Physical Tranference of Public Health Knowledge

1.1. Pandemics/Diseases - the migration of diseases forces healthcare technologies to be developed and spread to other areas of vulnerability

1.2. Education and Migration - Knowledge of healthcare is transferred to other regions through objects (such as books), people (people travelling and spreading knowlege to other regions)

1.2.1. Public Education - creates the spread of healthcare awareness and information

1.3. Transportation - Transportation of foods, resources, and healthcare products allow for the transference annd growth of public health services, resources, and technologies.

2. Technology: Technology allows the flow of public health knowledge and public health services between countries and regions.

2.1. Medical technology - The transference of medical procedures and technologies between regions

2.1.1. Remote Healthcare - the allowance of travel and migration to receive various healthcare services and retain knowledge of healthcare services and technologies.

2.1.2. Vaccine development and distribution: Verious technologies helped to create

2.2. Media - Technologies such a social media, news platforms, the internet and computers that help to spread information and communicate between regions of the world.

2.2.1. Healthcare databases - help to spread healthcare records, statistics, and patient information

2.2.2. Cultural practices - Media allows information regarding cultural health practices and information to be shared globally.

3. Politics and Governance

3.1. Public Health Organizations - communication between governments and public health oganizations help to communicate public health government stuctures, ideas, and policies to aid global health care.

3.2. Economic factors - Wealthier countries may have access to better healthcare technologies and services - this impacts how public health services are spread around the world.