In this book, Global Health Surveillance - What the 21st Century Holds in Store for Us? , we attempt to find answers to certain questions. What is happening in health systems in the 21st-century world? What has been achieved in the field of health from the past to the present? What more needs to be done in global health? Do health organizations provide enough support? How do countries’ health systems work? How can infections be controlled, or can they be controlled sufficiently? How pandemics and wars affect the health sector, and how developing countries can benefit from global health surveillance. The book also investigates the roles of the world’s countries in health systems and their successes/failures in epidemic management, the threats of epidemics developing in certain regions to public health, and the difficulties of access to treatment in low-income countries are presented in this book, accompanied by the author’s knowledge as well as up-to-date source information.

This book is included in DOAB.