Governance of health emergencies
There have been many analyses of the COVID-19 pandemic but little discussion of the governance failures, especially the need for cross-government, multisectoral engagement, and leadership by heads of state and governments at both national and global levels. Governance is already being discussed w...
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| author | Stocking, Barbara Gostin, Lawrence Halton, Jane Saavedra, Jorge Garcia, Patricia Leite, Ricardo Baptiste Jemilah, Mahmood * Mpanju, Winnie Gurria, Angel Elil, Renganathan * |
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| description | There have been many analyses of the COVID-19 pandemic but little discussion of the governance failures, especially the need for cross-government, multisectoral engagement, and leadership by heads of state and governments at both national and global levels.
Governance is already being discussed within the health context. WHO member states are engaged in two historic negotiations of international treaties: a new pandemic convention, agreement, or other instrument (WHO CA+)1 and the revision of the International Health Regulations.2 The WHO CA+ would establish a Conference of the Parties (CoP) comprising heads of government to oversee the treaty's implementation. As the treaty is likely to be adopted under Article 19 of the WHO constitution, only states that have ratified the treaty would be members of the CoP. The International Health Regulations revision under Article 21 is expected to have near universal membership. |
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| spelling | my.sunway.eprints.28022024-07-15T01:11:39Z http://eprints.sunway.edu.my/2802/ Governance of health emergencies Stocking, Barbara Gostin, Lawrence Halton, Jane Saavedra, Jorge Garcia, Patricia Leite, Ricardo Baptiste Jemilah, Mahmood * Mpanju, Winnie Gurria, Angel Elil, Renganathan * RA Public aspects of medicine There have been many analyses of the COVID-19 pandemic but little discussion of the governance failures, especially the need for cross-government, multisectoral engagement, and leadership by heads of state and governments at both national and global levels. Governance is already being discussed within the health context. WHO member states are engaged in two historic negotiations of international treaties: a new pandemic convention, agreement, or other instrument (WHO CA+)1 and the revision of the International Health Regulations.2 The WHO CA+ would establish a Conference of the Parties (CoP) comprising heads of government to oversee the treaty's implementation. As the treaty is likely to be adopted under Article 19 of the WHO constitution, only states that have ratified the treaty would be members of the CoP. The International Health Regulations revision under Article 21 is expected to have near universal membership. Elsevier 2023 Article PeerReviewed Stocking, Barbara and Gostin, Lawrence and Halton, Jane and Saavedra, Jorge and Garcia, Patricia and Leite, Ricardo Baptiste and Jemilah, Mahmood * and Mpanju, Winnie and Gurria, Angel and Elil, Renganathan * (2023) Governance of health emergencies. The Lancet, 401. ISSN 1474-547x https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(23)01065-6 10.1016/S0140-6736(23)01065-6 |
| spellingShingle | RA Public aspects of medicine Stocking, Barbara Gostin, Lawrence Halton, Jane Saavedra, Jorge Garcia, Patricia Leite, Ricardo Baptiste Jemilah, Mahmood * Mpanju, Winnie Gurria, Angel Elil, Renganathan * Governance of health emergencies |
| title | Governance of health emergencies |
| title_full | Governance of health emergencies |
| title_fullStr | Governance of health emergencies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Governance of health emergencies |
| title_short | Governance of health emergencies |
| title_sort | governance of health emergencies |
| topic | RA Public aspects of medicine |
| url | http://eprints.sunway.edu.my/2802/ https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(23)01065-6 |
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