Friday, March 13, 2009
Reflection #1
The first source I am choosing to reflect on is the official website for the World Health Organization: “http://www.who.int/en/”. It has quite possibly provided me with the most useful information, up until this point. Throughout my research I am looking for factual data and statistics regarding overall health care around the world, before and after the formation of the WHO. This will then prove the need of which the WHO met, by creating a global health care system. The WHO was initiated alongside the United Nations following WWII, on April 7, 1948. Since then it has continually assisted countries on a global level, with varying medical issues. Currently the WHO is investigating prevention and control for malaria, HIV among older individuals (50+) and the difficulties disabled people often face when trying to access health care. This website has also provided me with all of the recent accomplishments, needs and goals for the organization. Examples include: historical world health reports, current world health reports, programs and projects, issues within different geographical regions, as well as current health topics and areas of concern. This website has given me a clear representation of everything the WHO stands for and hopes to achieve in the near future. I believe that this website is a very reliable source. I know that because it is the official website, all of the information will be valid and therefore useful for me throughout my research.
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