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Reflect on what you learned in this course and summarize how you feel you've achieved two of the following course outcomes:
1. Characterize the complex social, economic, historical, environmental, and political factors that shape global healthcare systems, the resources they deliver, and the health outcomes of populations around the world.
2. Understand the complex roles of the key agencies and organizations that engage within global health practice, and apply a critical lens when considering the sustainability of their efforts to promote the health and wellbeing of communities.
3. Analyze the effects of financing and global governance on multi-national health projects, and discuss how competing interests affect the delivery of health programming and the autonomy of recipient nations.
4. Explore the global burden of both infectious and non-communicable diseases, and compare and contrast the methods used to implement programs and policies to address both emerging and existing health threats.
5. Evaluate the ethical and practical impact of health programs on marginalized and impoverished populations, and strategize methods to address health equity and health disparities through global public health initiatives.
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