Conference Report: Global Health Security Alliance (GLoHSA), a Product of the World Health Summit.

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2019
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Abstract
Over the past decade, the World Health Summit (WHS) has provided a global platform for policy-makers and decision-makers to interact with academics and practitioners on global health. Recently the WHS adopted health security into their agenda for transnational disease risks (eg, Ebola and antimicrobial resistance) that increasingly threaten multiple sectors. Global health engagement (GHE) focuses efforts across interdisciplinary and interorganizational lines to identify critical threats and provide rapid deployment of key resources at the right time for addressing health security risks. As a product of subject matter experts convening at the WHS, a special side-group has organically risen with leadership and coordination from the German Institute for Defense and Strategic Studies in support of GHE activities across governmental, academic, and industry partners. Through novel approaches and targeted methodology that maximize outcomes and streamline global health operational process, the Global Health Security Alliance (GloHSA) was born. This short conference report describes in more detail the GloHSA.
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Authors Quinn, John M;Haggenmiller, Christian;Wilson, James M;McNamara, Tracey;Goebbels, Stefan;Hansen, Jan-Cedric;Opitz, Anja;Bourdeaux, Margaret;Sullivan, Richard;
Journal Disaster medicine and public health preparedness
Year 2019
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10.1017/dmp.2019.118
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global health health security global health security global health engagement

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