The World Health Organization's Contribution to Global Goodness

This essay provides an overview of the World Health Organization (WHO) and its significant contributions to global health. It highlights WHO's role in enhancing the health of nearly seven million people worldwide, focusing on its core functions such as developing and monitoring international health standards. The essay discusses WHO's contribution to the common good through raising awareness of illnesses, addressing maternal and child health, and promoting overall well-being. It also explores how skills, such as those of a social worker, can contribute to WHO's projects, particularly in addressing chronic diseases and improving public health through collaboration with local governments. The essay concludes by emphasizing WHO's role in global health governance and its efforts to combat the spread of infectious diseases.

CONTRIBUTION OF WHO TO
GOODNESS
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Overview of Organisation
The endeavours of WHO has been successful causing
world life expectancy to steadily increase.
The World Health Organization help to promote the
society through various ways;
• Raising awareness of extent of illness (World Health
Organization 2000).
• Taking care of suffering as well as death among
mothers and children along with its impact on health
and social, economic development
Contribution to the Common Good.
WHO have contributed to the common good on society through
the following ways.
• The organization acts a necessary role in the global
governance of health as well as disease. Due to core global
functions of developing, monitoring along with monitoring
the international norms and standards, WHO contributes
several factors towards common goals (Wheeler et al.
2015).
• Globalization offers scopes and challenges for the global
health and its distribution. In addition, prospects for health
enhancement can be processed through transfer of medical
and public health knowledge (Louis et al. 2016).
• On the other hand, globalization accelerates the spread of
infectious diseases as these are evidenced with the help of
rapid outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.
My Professional Contribution
The skills that is obtained from their of professional help to interact with
other people lead in to national unit.
WHO deal with health related issue thus help in promotion of good health
among people ,since individuals are educated in feeding on balance diet and
most citizen are advised to visit hospital in case the are sick. Furthermore,
the organization is loyal to the country since it normal give support to those
need people thus improving the need of sharing and loving one another
What skill sets from your profession could contribute the organisations
projects?
My profession as a social worker helps to take part in the project. In
addition, I am a trained medical first aid worker. This skills helps to
contribute in the project.
I, with the associated with WHO team acted an important role in the
countries WHO work in. I helped the people who are suffering from several
chronic diseases. I tried to give them advise how to take care by own and
stay healthy with proper daily care. I contacted with local government and
administration and take their help to arrange program for overall health
improvement of the people.
Bibliography
World Health Organization, 2000. The world health report
2000: health systems: improving performance. World Health
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Wheeler, E., Jones, T.S., Gilbert, M.K. and Davidson, P.J.,
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Louis, D.N., Perry, A., Reifenberger, G., Von Deimling, A.,
Figarella-Branger, D., Cavenee, W.K., Ohgaki, H., Wiestler,
O.D., Kleihues, P. and Ellison, D.W., 2016. The 2016 World
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Introduction
The organization is one of the world’s leading organization
that is devoted to enhancement of health of the nearly
seven million across the world. The organization is
headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland and affiliated with
the United Nations. The purpose of WHO is attainment by
every people of the highest possible level of health. The
organization is considered as a specialized agency
concerned regarding international public health.
Bangladesh, Bhutan, Korea, India, Maldives, Indonesia,
Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Thailand and Timor Leste are
the members of WHO. In the present study, overview of
the organization and its contribution are described.
World Heath Organization (Malnutrition)