Valuing Health for All : rethinking and building a whole-of-society approach.
by World Health Organization. WHO Council on the Economics of Health for All.
Series: Council brief ; 3 (8 March 2022).Publisher: WHO, Geneva : 2022.Description: 24p.Summary: This brief, the third in a series published by the W.H.O. Council on the Economics of Health for All, considers two key questions around the issue of value and the economy: if health and well-being are within the reach of every person on this planet and Health for All is the goal, then what do societies need to value to achieve it?; and how do we create metrics to steer and evaluate the reshaping and redirection that the economy must undergo to achieve Health for All? [Introduction].Subject(s): international perspectives | health improvement | public health | wider determinants of health | health economics | socioeconomic factorsDigital copyAvailability: Online access | Online access Note: ; WHO Council on the Economics of Health For All. List(s) this item appears in: Health inequalities [October 2023]
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This brief, the third in a series published by the W.H.O. Council on the Economics of Health for All, considers two key questions around the issue of value and the economy: if health and well-being are within the reach of every person on this planet and Health for All is the goal, then what do societies need to value to achieve it?; and how do we create metrics to steer and evaluate the reshaping and redirection that the economy must undergo to achieve Health for All? [Introduction]
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