Hear from leading experts in the fields of epidemiology, social and humanity studies, intensive care, sustainable development policy and health economists, on the various multivalent human and socio-economic outcomes during wide-spread infections and pandemics.

Learning Objectives:

• Recognize the multifaceted short- and long-term impact sepsis has on various economic and human factors within societies.
• Understand the concept of universal health coverage and its relevance in achieving sustainable development goals within healthcare systems around the world.
• Realize ways in which universal health programs can be successfully adopted for improving healthcare quality and delivery outcomes.

Instructors:

• Keith Martin, Consortium of Universities for Global Health, United States of America (moderator).
• Carolin Fleischmann-Struzek, Jena University Hospital, Germany
• Syed Masud Ahmed, BRAC University, Bangladesh.
• Tim Buchman, Emory University School of Medicine, United States of America.
• Roy Small, United Nations Development Programme, United States of America.
• Rob Yates, Chatham House, United Kingdom.