In an increasingly interconnected world, health challenges do not stop at borders. While the U.S. health system is known for its cutting-edge technology and high expenditures, it struggles with persistent issues like inequity, access, and fragmented care. In contrast, many global health leaders operate in resource-limited settings and achieve impressive health outcomes through innovation, community engagement, and policy focus. U.S. health system executives can learn valuable lessons from these global approaches to improve patient care, reduce costs, and promote health equity. Prioritizing Community-Centered Care One of the most significant lessons from global health is the emphasis on community engagement and empowerment. Health systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) often rely on community health workers (CHWs) to deliver care, monitor health trends, and educate the public. These frontline workers act as a bridge between clinical systems and the populations they serve, ...
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