Case collection: Global Health Delivery Project

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About the Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard University

The Global Health Delivery Project (GHD) is a joint initiative of Harvard Medical School’s Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, and the Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s Division of Global Health Equity. GHD aims to stimulate collaboration among health care stakeholders and systematise the study of health care delivery to bridge the gap between knowledge and practice in global health.

About the free case collection

Few resources on the delivery of health services and health technologies in low-resource settings currently exist for educators. The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard University (GHD) has begun to fill this gap with a series of teaching cases and accompanying teaching notes examining principles of health care delivery in low-resource settings that are freely available for download and distribution.

To create the foundation of a growing case series, GHD identified innovative, successful programmes and organisations working in global health. Case writers and faculty made field visits to these projects to conduct interviews with key decision makers. GHD learned about the strategic and managerial principles that helped facilitate these programs’ successes as well as the challenges they were struggling to overcome and then used the findings to create detailed teaching cases illustrating these lessons and the complexities of working in the field. Accompanying teaching notes were developed to guide instructors in facilitating classroom discussion of these cases in undergraduate and graduate-level courses in global health.

The teaching cases allow examination of real-world challenges faced by global health programmes and organisations that seek to deliver health care in low-resource settings and prepare students to be leaders in the field of health care delivery.

Reference no. GHD-C03
This guide provides instructors with an introduction to the concepts presented in the Global Health Delivery (GHD) Case Collection. It describes the conceptual framework underlying the cases in the collection and presents an overview of the major teaching themes across the case collection. It provides detailed descriptions of how to use GHD materials in the classroom, including a brief primer on how to facilitate discussion of the cases. It concludes with suggestions of how to organize the cases into a curriculum.

Collection contact

For any queries related to the Global Health Delivery Project case collection, please contact:

Julie Rosenberg
e julie@globalhealthdelivery.org

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Available from The Case Centre

The Global Health Deliver Project’s collection of over 60 free cases, and their accompanying instructor materials, is available from The Case Centre.

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