Banner photo courtesy of Christine McNab and the UN Foundation
Dr. Christina Khan is using her global health work to demonstrate that in under-resourced settings, healthcare professionals have an appetite for providing mental health services, even if they don’t have the infrastructure.
At Stanford Global Health, we share knowledge, equip leaders, and build teams to address urgent global health challenges and achieve health equity.
As global warming advances and environmental systems change, human health is threatened. Stanford’s interdisciplinary teams seek to understand the impact of our changing world and to find solutions that help people and protect the planet.
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Through initiatives like WomenLift Health — our trailblazing leadership program for women in global health — we empower decision makers who represent the populations they seek to impact, resolving inequities in health outcomes by unleashing the power of a more diverse talent pool.
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We connect Stanford clinicians with local partners to expand their clinical and research capacities. Our faculty fellows focus on empowering communities with limited resources who are most affected by climate change and left out of the highest levels of decision-making.
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