Abstract:

The fields of the creation of global health policy move from public spaces to areas that include the transnational profit sector. In this process, the issues of developing non-communicable diseases and health systems have been ignored. On the other hand, infectious diseases have become a global health priority. Today, technological solutions are considered more hot in approaches to overcoming health problems. As a result, trade and industrial interests are more on the forefront. Therefore, the global health policy is divided from day to day into a vertical structure. This study discussed three topics, including global health policy actors, global health priorities and tools for addressing health priorities. The study analyses the changing policy guidelines of international organizations, public-private cooperations and civil society organizations on the preparation of health services and health policy in low and medium-income countries in a descriptive way.