[company_age]12.0[/company_age][employees]101-250 employees[/employees][description]The Global Health Bureau (GHB) is an entity under the Department of Public Health, established to enhance global health initiatives and support public health programs worldwide. GHB's mission is to improve health outcomes by minimizing the impact of infectious diseases, promoting health education, and coordinating health responses during emergencies. The bureau engages in international collaborations with agencies, non-governmental organizations, and private sector partners to achieve these goals.

One of GHB’s primary activities is the management of international health surveillance systems to monitor and respond to disease outbreaks. They also provide technical assistance and funding for health infrastructure projects in underserved regions. Additionally, GHB runs extensive public health campaigns aimed at disease prevention, health promotion, and nutrition education.

A unique focus of GHB is its commitment to research and innovation in the health sector. The bureau collaborates with academic institutions to develop and disseminate evidence-based health practices and technologies. This includes funding and overseeing clinical trials, health systems research, and new health technologies.

Furthermore, GHB plays a vital role in pandemic preparedness and response. It develops and implements contingency plans, provides critical training for healthcare workers, and ensures the distribution of medical supplies globally during health crises.

GHB’s efforts are driven by a core set of values including transparency, collaboration, and adaptability. Their goal is to serve as a leader in global public health, characterized by effective management, advanced technology usage, and a strong commitment to improving health outcomes globally.[/description][ps]International health surveillance, health infrastructure development, public health campaigns, research and innovation, pandemic preparedness and response.[/ps]