Table 2 Analysis of thematic categories and sub-themes published in Globalization and Health 2005-2015
From: Globalization and Health: developing the journal to advance the field
(A) Thematic categories | (B) Sub-themes |
|---|---|
Health systems | Accreditation |
Private health sector | |
Public health sector | |
Economic impact | |
Reform of systems for localisation | |
Patient care and safety | |
Resources | |
Access to healthcare | |
Education | |
Pharmaceuticals | Cost of medicines |
Access to medicine | |
Local production of medicine | |
Implications of drug patents | |
Antibiotics | |
Antimicrobial resistance | |
Governance in the pharmaceutical sector | |
Bilateral trade | |
Drug trials | |
Non-communicable diseases | Economic and health burden |
Prevention and intervention | |
Diabetes | |
Policy making around NCDs | |
Home based vs community based care for NCDs | |
Socio-economic status | |
Cardio vascular disease | |
Diabetes and nutrition | |
Communicable diseases | HIV and AIDS |
ART- sustained delivery and adherence | |
Programme sustainability | |
Community based awareness and prevention | |
Health rights of HIV patients | |
Healthcare equity | |
AIDS free generation and HIV/AIDS as a chronic illness | |
Research | Contrasting global north and south |
Drug development | |
Funding | |
Open access publishing | |
Conducting research on diseases | |
Scientific rigour | |
Underreporting in low and middle income countries. | |
Policy making – national & global levels | Home based care |
Implementation of policies | |
Incentives to improve | |
Spending on health | |
Millennium development goals and future policy | |
Development | |
Global fund | |
Migration | Obesity |
Sexual violence against migrants-prevention | |
Migrant health access | |
Refugees and NCDs | |
Brain drain | |
Therapeutic relationships | |
Technology | eHealth governance and legislation |
mHealth and NCDs | |
mHealth and mental health | |
Standardisation in health technology | |
Telemedicine | |
International aid | Foreign aid |
Volunteering | |
Ethical and sustainable volunteering | |
Coordination of aid | |
Satisfaction and effectiveness (with usage) | |
Global health as a field of study | Contributions to global health |
Governance of global health | |
Evolution of the field | |
Priorities | |
Partnerships & knowledge sharing | Reverse partnerships in volunteering |
International cooperation | |
‘Reverse innovation’ | |
Open innovation in low resource settings | |
Nutrition | Obesity in children |
Nutrition and chronic disease | |
Global response to obesity | |
Implications of trade agreements on nutrition | |
Mental health | Suicide and socio-economic status |
Work stress, ageing and depression | |
Human rights | |
Psychological impact of caregiving | |
Global threats | Weapon control |
Nutrition issues | |
Organised crime | |
Climate change | |
Tobacco | Tobacco control |
Nicotine replacement | |
Health and economic burden of consumption | |
Maternal health | Maternal mental health |
Mother to child HIV transmission | |
Infection control and maternal mortality | |
Trade | Pesticide residue on imported food |
TRIPS | |
Trade related diseases | |
Sustainable development | Sustainable impact of volunteerism |
Nutrition | |
Sustainable water sanitation | |
Sex workers | Health interventions |
Alcohol use and HIV vulnerability | |
Human rights violations | |
Global disease | NCDs |
Multi-morbidity | |
Epidemiology |