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Pdf (Availableuponrequest from Thecorresponding Author),Anddeclare Noconflictofinterest Journal of Global Health: The Mission Statement 1 Zulfiqar A Bhutta Community–based primary health care: a core strategy for achieving sustainable development goals for health 2 EDITORIAL Regions 4 Vol. 7 No. 1/2 Agencies 12 June 2017 NEWS Resources 21 ISSN 2047-2978 Sujha Subramanian, Joseph Kibachio, Sonja Hoover, Patrick Edwards, Evans Amukoye, Mary Amuyunzu–Nyamongo, Gisela Abbam, Naftali Busakhala, Abigail Chakava, Jonathan Dick, Robai Gakunga, Gladwell Gathecha, Rainer Hilscher, Muhammad Jami Husain, Lydia Kaduka, James Kayima, Alfred Karagu, Dorcas Kiptui, Anne Korir, Nkatha Meme, Breda Munoz, Walter Mwanda, Daniel Mwai, Julius Mwangi, Esther Munyoro, Zachary Muriuki, James Njoroge, Elijah Ogola, Carol Olale, Deborah Olwal–Modi, Rose Rao, Saras Rosin, Onyango Sangoro, Daniel von Rège, David Wata, Pam Williams, Gerald Yonga; Participants from the NCD Symposium in Kenya Research for Actionable Policies: implementation science priorities to scale up non– communicable disease interventions in Kenya 30 journal of Umberto Genovese, Sara Del Sordo, Gabriella Pravettoni, Igor M Akulin, Riccardo Zoja, Michelangelo Casali A new paradigm on health care accountability to improve the quality of the system: four parameters to achieve individual and collective accountability 39 VIEWPOINTS Gabriel Seidman Does SDG 3 have an adequate theory of change for improving health systems performance? 43 Valbona Muzaka Lessons from Brazil: on the difficulties of building a universal health care system 50 global Sheida Tabaie Stopping female feticide in India: the failure and unintended consequence of ultrasound restriction 55 health Jessica L Walker, James H Conway, James E Svenson Zika: information in the nick of time 58 Peter Baker, Tim Shand Men’s health: time for a new approach to policy and practice? 61 Viroj Tangcharoensathien, Angkana Sommanustweechai, Boonrat Chanthong, Nithima Sumpradit, Rungpetch Sakulbumrungsil, Sasi Jaroenpoj, Varavoot Sermsinsiri; June, 2017 Vol. 7 No. 1 PART TWO TWO 7 No. 1 PART June, 2017 Vol. on behalf of the Thai SAC Working Group Surveillance of antimicrobial consumption: methodological review for systems development in Thailand 66 Sagar Dugani, Zulfiqar A. Bhutta, Niranjan Kissoon Empowering people for sustainable development: the Ottawa Charter and beyond 72 Dileep Wijeratne, Andrew David Weeks Reducing maternal mortality in sub–Saharan Africa: the role of ethical consumerism 76 Angela Y Chang, Lisa A Robinson, James K Hammitt, Stephen C Resch health Economics in “Global Health 2035”: a sensitivity analysis of the value of a life year estimates 80 PAPERS global Tanya Guenther, Salim Sadruddin, Karen Finnegan, Erica Wetzler, Fatima Ibo, Paulo Rapaz, Jeanne Koepsell, Ibad ul Haque Khan, Agbessi Amouzou Contribution of community health workers to improving access to timely and appropriate case management of childhood fever in Mozambique 88 journal of (continued on the inside) journal of global health www.jogh.org Journal of Global Health (JoGH) is a peer-review general medical journal focusing on issues relevant with the Global Health Academy of the University of Edinburgh, while also maintaining collaboration with for global health. The mission of the journal is to serve the community of researchers, funding agencies, academic partners throughout the world. international organizations, policy-makers and other stakeholders by providing an independent critical The views expressed by the authors do not reflect the views of JoGH or its publisher. assessment of the key issues that dominated the global health community. Journal design: Snježana Engelman Džafić for LASERplus, Zagreb, Croatia JoGH publishes original articles, viewpoints, research protocols and other publication items, making Realisation: LASERplus, Zagreb, Croatia, www.laser-plus.hr them available in full text online as soon as they are ready for publication. The articles are collected in Creative Commons Licence: CC BY 4.0. two annual print issues, at the end of June and December. All submissions and editorial inquiries should Print ISSN: 2047-2978 be directed to editor[at]jogh.org. 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