Theological foundations for an effective Christian response to the global disease burden in resource-constrained regions
This article in the Christian Journal for Global Health describes the theological basis of seven key elements that the Church can contribute to sustainable development, global health equity, and universal access as an expanding movement: defining health, speaking truth, providing care, making peace, cooperating, setting priorities, and mobilizing resources for…
The Experience of Mission Hospitals in Southern Ethiopia in Identifying and Responding to Infectious Disease Outbreaks
This article in the Christian Journal for Global Health gleans lessons from the responses of three mission hospitals in Southern Ethiopia to various communicable disease outbreaks over a 60-70 year period.
Faith-based organizations involvement and health sustainable-development goals through immunization service coverage in Odukpani local government area, Cross River State, Nigeria
This article explores the extent of faith-based organizations' involvement with immunization and faith's impact on immunization and concludes that FBO involvement has helped in achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3.
A systematic review of strategies to increase access to health services among children in low and middle income countries
This journal article provides evidence for interventions that can help increase access to healthcare for children under 5 in LMICs.