A major gap identified in the review was the underrepresentation of Global South leadership in global health diplomacy training¶
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q2 i? A major gap identified in the review was the underrepresentation of Global South leadership in global health diplomacy (GHD) training, with most initiatives designed and implemented by institutions in the United States and Europe. → Joshi Ashish 2025
Evidence¶
Joshi Ashish 2025¶
Joshi Ashish, Magana Laura, Jha Niharika, Otok Robert, Kapologwe Ntuli Angyelile, Sampaio Luís de Almeida, Kastrup Erica, Amde Woldekidan, Surenthirakumaran Rajendra, El-Mohandes Ayman, Reis Rodrigo, Kim So Yoon, Kane Catherine, Mackey Tim K., Yotive William, Barros Henrique, Kaledine Ramune, Figueras Josep and Brown Mathew D. (2025). Health diplomacy training, pedagogical approaches, and skills assessment: a scoping review. Frontiers in Public Health. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2025.1729728
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The review's gaps section reports the underrepresentation of Global South leadership: "Most initiatives are designed and implemented by institutions in the United States and Europe, with comparatively few South-led or regionally driven programs." No effect size is reported.
"A major gap identified in the review was the underrepresentation of Global South leadership in global health diplomacy (GHD) training. Most initiatives are designed and implemented by institutions in the United States and Europe, with comparatively few South-led or regionally driven programs."
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Related Claims¶
- Eight health diplomacy training initiatives and frameworks published between 2017 and 2025 were identified in the scoping review — related
- Most health diplomacy training initiatives originated in the United States, followed by Europe, South Asia, and the Middle East — possibly the same claim (merge candidate)
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