Resilient Communities: Navigating Public Health Challenges in Developing Nations explores how communities in resource-limited settings can overcome health inequities through resilience, innovation, and collective action. It examines key public health challenges, including communicable and non-communicable diseases, maternal and child health, healthcare access, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH). The book also highlights participatory approaches, disaster preparedness, gender equity, and the role of technology in transforming healthcare delivery.
Through real-world case studies, it showcases successful community-driven initiatives and offers practical strategies for strengthening health systems, governance, and leadership.
Through real-world case studies, it showcases successful community-driven initiatives and offers practical strategies for strengthening health systems, governance, and leadership.
Key Features:
- Analyzes public health challenges in developing nations.
- Emphasizes community resilience and engagement.
- Covers disease prevention, healthcare access, and digital health innovations.
- Features case studies and evidence-based strategies.
- Advocates for gender equity, sustainable development, and strong health governance.
Readership:
This book is essential for students, researchers, and professionals, committed to developing sustainable and equitable public health solutions.Authors
- Jalal-Eddeen Abubakar Saleh
