UWTV Program: Fairness and Factions in Health

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Fairness and Factions in Health

	In this panel discussion, University of Washington faculty examine how issues of access, culture, trade, finance and regulation affect health care to world citizens. Panel members share research results regarding the challenges and opportunities involved and consider the issues of human rights and health inequities in providing care.



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Series Title:	A Just Cause: Bringing Health Care to All
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Subject(s):	Social Sciences
Speaker(s):	Karina Walters, William B. and Ruth Gerberding Endowed Professor, School of Social Work, University of Washington Angelina Godoy, assistant professor, Jackson School of International Studies; Law, Societies, & Justice, University of Washington Rachel Chapman, assistant professor Anthropology, adjunct assistant professor, School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of Washington. Beth Rivin, director, Global Health and Justice Project, School of Law, University of Washington, adjunct research associate professor, Health Services in the SPHCM Susan Jeffords, vice provost, Global Affairs, professor, English and Women Studies, University of Washington
Related Link(s):	UW Alumni Association's web site
Production Date:	10/03/2006
Runtime:	58:30
Rating:	TV-G