Monitoring global health: time for new solutions
Abstract
Improved global health monitoring requires new technologies and methods, strengthened national capacity, norms and standards, and gold standard global reporting. The World Health Organization9s many functions limit its capacity for global reporting, and a new global health monitoring organisation is needed to provide independent gold standard health information to the worldKeywords
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