Introduction
The modern era of globalization has transformed healthcare, making it essential for nursing
practitioners to approach health challenges from a broad, international perspective. The
NURS FPX 8024 course prepares Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students with the skills to
investigate and address global health issues through epidemiological analysis, sociocultural
understanding, health system evaluation, and evidence-based nursing interventions. This
assessment explores a selected global health issue, emphasizing epidemiology, systemic
responses, sociocultural influences, ethical considerations, and the critical leadership role of
DNP-prepared nurses. The goal is to equip future nurse leaders with strategies to advance
low-cost, effective, and culturally appropriate interventions for improving global health
outcomes.
Understanding the Global Health Issue
Epidemiology and Impact
The foundation of global health problem analysis lies in epidemiology, which identifies
incidence, prevalence, and population-level risk factors. Whether addressing infectious
diseases like HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, chronic illnesses such as diabetes, or global threats
like climate change and pandemics, epidemiology provides essential data to guide
interventions.
Populations of lower socioeconomic status often experience disproportionate disease
burdens due to poverty, limited access to healthcare, and structural inequities. For example,
the global distribution of tuberculosis remains heavily influenced by poverty and
malnutrition, highlighting how social determinants drive epidemiological patterns. For DNP
learners, linking data to real-world health inequities is essential for designing sustainable,
targeted nursing interventions.
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