Effects of Globalization on Health in the USA, Outline Example

Abstract

Debates on globalization in the United States have shifted focus to look at the ways in which it affects human health. Although there is need to confront the problem, experts have argued that, the overall impact on development, and health has to be monitored closely.

Introduction

• Background
• Meaning of globalization
• Thesis statement: The current form of globalization has only exposed the United States to health risks.

Discussion

• Globalization: look at globalization in depth
• Linking globalization to health
• Responsibilities of health professionals:
• Sensitize People: In order to stop health interference by globalization in the United States, health experts should let people know the positive and negative impacts of the same on health.
• Analyze Impacts: They should analyze the impacts, determine whether globalization has adverse impacts on the economy, and determine the outcomes and determinants.
• Establish Policies: Lastly, the officials should establish policy actions for use in managing impacts of globalization on health (Feachem, 2001).

Conclusion

• Restate thesis statement
• Summary of major points
• Recommendations

References

Feachem R. (2001). Globalization is good for your health, mostly. BMJ; 323: 504-506.

Institutes of Medicine. (2007). America’s vital interest in global health. Washington, DC: National Academy Press.