In early July, researchers from the Health Systems Program went to Tanzania to help conduct focus group sessions on the challenges and successes of using a SMS survey to assess NCD risk factors.Learn More
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is an emerging health issue across the globe, as bacterial strains are becoming resistant to the antibacterial agents meant to protect against themLearn More
Our program works to design systems and implement equitable and cost-effective strategies for delivering health care and health promotion interventions to disadvantaged and underserved communities in the U.S. and abroad.
The Health Systems' mandate is carried out through research, service, and training with and for the populations being served. Priority is given to populations stressed by economic, social, and political instability, many of which have also been displaced by conflict or natural disasters.
Our principal goal is to improve the capacity of communities to deliver the best possible preventive and curative care to their respective members. To accomplish this goal, our multidisciplinary faculty work in partnership with local governments and community leaders, ministries of health, community-based health and human service agencies, universities, and research institutes.
