Globalization as the Cause and Cure for Global Health Problems

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Teacher Feedback
Essay: Correct writing format and the beginning of your discussion was also good. You tried to
define globalization and global health (you need to refine it a little bit) and at some stage you
also managed to show globalisation as a cure to global health problem when you touch upon
technological advancement.
The problem, however is it was not systematic and the discussion was not logical. So the
advice is to reorganize your work. That means after the definition of globalization and global
health take one of the claims, for example, ‘globalization as a cause to global health problem’
and discuss that with facts and examples. Once you finish the discussion move to the second
claim ‘ globalization as a cure to global health problem’ and again discuss this with evidence
and examples. In your conclusion bring your final thoughts referring to both claims and that
will be fine. Hope it will help.
Kind regards,
Globalisation is both the cause and the cure for global health problems.

INTRODUCTION
Globalization is the process of interaction and integration among companies, people and
government worldwide. In other word, globalization is procedure of interconnections of people
and companies across the world that directly leads to global political, cultural and economic
integration. It allows organizations to determine lower-cost ways in order to produce their goods
and services. It influences global competition, which leads price down and creates wide variety
choices for the users. In fact, lower cost supports people in both developed and developing
countries to live better on less money. The formal way or order which happened because of the
need to integrate and interact with governments, organizations and people worldwide is referred
to as globalisation. A world where everyone interconnects with one another due to trading and
exchange of culture in that context is referenced as globalisation. There are dual outcomes of
positives and negatives of globalisation. This formalized way of globalisation had been on-
going for centuries. However, it has moved fast to all corners of the globe. According to Drager
and Sunderland,(2016), and increased international trade, a single organization which operates
in several countries, higher dependence on the global economy, easy exchange of some services,
goods, capital and certain organizations being recognised world-wide such as McDonald's are
the most common outcomes of globalisation. Sharing in the popular nature of the term
globalisation is also the terminology Global Health, which has achieved fame in the 21st century.
The Concept of Global Health
The Global Health terminology considers practice and research to be undertaken before
the issue of improvement of health and achieving equity in the health area worldwide. The focus
of Global Health has laid stress on health issues and its solutions. This area does not work only
for the care staff but also with the assistance of health scientists and in different areas of the
study plan relating to the health sector. The plans to prevent collective action by the people is
inclusive. There is a diversity of plans which would be generated by involving different areas of
knowledge or study and the number and extent of aids in the health sector. Some researchers
had been using the terminology Global Health, Public Health and International Health as having
the same meaning. However, these terminologies are distinctive enough from one another.
Global Health is thought of as the health of the people in this context worldwide. The areas of
global health-related to practices and research which are useful for the growth and development
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of the people worldwide. It is portrayed that globalisation had many results on global health. In
this context, Baum,(2016) stated that globalisation has assisted in the general health of disability
in adjusting to the life span of a human being, receiving qualitative life, an impact on infant and
the death rate of children and general disease condition context. An important role is played by
a person in Global health. There is new information about health concerns circulating
worldwide that greatly relates to the resurgence of diseases in the world. There have been
reports indicating that some mortalities do happen because of dangerous diseases and in some
cases, these illnesses result from spreading internationally of common illnesses through
migration and falls under globalisation. It is portrayed by the health professionals worldwide,
are responsible for the spread of sensitization relating to health concerns. The control and
involving quickly through identification relate to global health concerns incommunicable and
non- communicable illnesses, which relates in promotion of health sensitization everywhere and
to prevent in advance the health of people living in one country.
Globalization as a cause to global health problem
Globalisation involvement in the basic factor of trade has the plan of the introduction of
new diseases from one country to another, the occurrence of infections because of outbreaks in
the field, the poor quality of pharmaceutical industries and the contaminates from products of
clients are all connected to globalisation concerns. The scoping of a possible global plan of
global and public health relates to the threats of public health which are relative to the
recognition of regulation of health at an international level. This embraces the approaches plan
that might be taken to minimize or reduce the threats which are represented clearly at a global
level. This involvement of global plans of sensitization spread in reducing the health concerns
which are common in some countries for the sake of awareness creation publicly.
(Hanefeld,2015). At a global platform, the mortality rate from non-communicable illnesses:
These illnesses are commonly known as minor injuries, strokes, and heart illnesses. Secondly,
the mortality rate from communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria and illnesses
controlled with the assistance of vaccines are not increasing in numbers. In some developing
countries, it is a necessary element to have control and preventions to some communicable
illnesses. In the process, there is the need in developing some strategies which are useful for the
purpose to decrease risks. In the socio-economic ideal situation, developing countries
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