Communities developed by the Global Health Delivery Project

Aaron Beals

Country: United States of America
Language: English
Roles / Professions: Director (Site, Program, Project), Information Technology Professional, Software Developer, Engineer
Bio:
Aaron works at the Global Health Delivery Project as the Director of GHDonline.org.
Organizations:
Type: Medical Institution
Country: United States of America
About: The Division of Global Health Equity (DGHE) is dedicated to addressing health disparities through training, education, research and service. The Division focuses on infectious diseases (e.g., HIV and tuberculosis) as well as non-infectious diseases (e.g., coronary artery disease and diabetes) and other health problems of major importance across the globe. Through the hospital’s Doris and Howard Hiatt Residency in Global Health Equity, internal medicine residents in training divide their time between BWH and Partners In Health project sites. This model is now being replicated at other medical schools and teaching hospitals across the country.
Type: Academic Institution
Country: United States of America
About: GHDonline is a platform of communities developed by the Global Health Delivery Project. GHDonline is where health care implementers share proven practices, connect with colleagues, and find resources they need to improve health outcomes in resource-limited settings.
Type: Non-Governmental Organization
Country: United States of America
About: The Global Health Delivery (GHD) Project is working to systematize the study of health care delivery, to disseminate new learning to practitioners, and improve health care delivery in resource-limited settings.
Type: Non-Governmental Organization
Country: United States of America
About: Partners In Health, co-founded by physicians Paul Farmer and Jim Yong Kim, serves millions of poor patients in nine countries, providing them with extensive health care and social services that address the root causes of poor health. By successfully proving that providing comprehensive, community-based medical care for complex diseases such as AIDS and tuberculosis is not just possible but essential, the organization has helped bring about significant changes in global health policies and practices.