Metrics: What Counts in Global Health (Critical Global Health: Evidence, Efficacy, Ethnography)
Metrics: What Counts in Global Health offers a critical exploration of how measurements and data shape global health initiatives. Part of the Critical Global Health series, it emphasizes evidence, efficacy, and ethnographic approaches to understanding health metrics' impact on policy and practice in international contexts.
About This Book
In Metrics: What Counts in Global Health, Vincanne Adams delves into the critical examination of data and measurement in the field of international health.
The book is part of the Critical Global Health series, focusing on evidence, efficacy, and ethnography to understand global health dynamics.
Through this lens, it addresses how metrics influence health interventions and outcomes worldwide.
Adams provides an ethnographic perspective on the implications of quantification in health practices.
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