$616 million
GOAL $550 million
UW Medicine exists for one reason: to improve the health of the public. For everyone, everywhere. We are creating a road map to tackle the world’s most pressing health threats.
The UW Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation is the world’s largest resource for studying health disparities and the global burden of disease, accelerating our understanding of where interventions are needed most. And the Department of Global Health, a collaboration with the UW School of Public Health, brings together colleagues from more than 440 projects in 137 countries to ensure that health is a human right.
Investment is required to make the world a better, healthier place. The movement starts with UW Medicine.
The Global Burden of Disease (GBD)
The GBD is IHME’s annual report on the world’s health, allowing us to understand and address the impact of diseases, injuries and health risks.
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Karen Donahue Robinson
Senior Director for Philanthropy
karendr@uw.edu
206.897.2881
Mapping Community Health
Health risks vary enormously by U.S. county and area, and IHME and the GBD helps policymakers and the public figure out how best to spend resources.
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Karen Donahue Robinson
Senior Director for Philanthropy
karendr@uw.edu
206.897.2881
Developing Leaders
IHME and the Department of Global Health train students, fellows, policymakers and health workers worldwide to collect and evaluate data to shape future health interventions.
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Stephanie Pietromonaco
Assistant Director for Philanthropy
spietro@uw.edu
206.616.1252
Karen Donahue Robinson
Senior Director for Philanthropy
karendr@uw.edu
206.897.2881
Reducing the Burden of Chronic Illness
The Department of Global Health develops, tests and implements innovative approaches to prevent and treat chronic illnesses in low-resource communities around the world. We also train future leaders to reduce the burdens suffered by millions facing chronic illness.
Pandemic Preparedness and Global Environmental Change
The Department of Global Health works to reduce the impact of environmental changes on human health, to develop approaches to identify and respond to emerging epidemics, and to train future clinicians and researchers to lead the way in both these efforts.
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Stephanie Pietromonaco
Assistant Director for Philanthropy
spietro@uw.edu
206.616.1252
Integrated Health of Women, Adolescents and Children
The Department of Global Health takes a life-cycle approach to accelerate discoveries, implement and evaluate innovative programs and policies, and prepare the next generation of global health leaders to support these vulnerable populations.
Leadership: The Department of Global Health Leadership Council
Theiline W. “Ty” Cramer
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Charles M. (Charlie) Nolan, M.D.
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Julie A. Nordstrom, J.D.
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Roberta (Robyn) Perry-Garrison
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Carrie Rhodes
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Brooks H. Simpson
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Ezra M. Teshome
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Maurizio Vecchione
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Leadership: The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation Campaign Council
Julie A. Nordstrom, J.D.
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John W. Stanton
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