International Healthcare Institutions

International healthcare institutions are organizations that work across countries to improve health and medical practices globally. They include groups like the World Health Organization (WHO), which sets health standards, coordinates responses to health emergencies, and promotes health policies. These institutions collaborate with governments, NGOs, and communities to tackle issues like disease outbreaks, health education, and access to medical care. Their goal is to enhance health outcomes, reduce health disparities, and ensure that everyone has the opportunity for a healthy life, regardless of where they live.