As part of its ongoing commitment to engage with the international community to improve health worldwide, Yale has launched the Global Health Leadership Institute (GHLI). The GHLI, led by Elizabeth Bradley, Ph.D., develops global health leadership through innovative educational and research programs that strengthen health systems and ensure health equity and quality of care for all. GHLI supports health leaders to improve the performance of health systems through leadership development, quality improvement programs, and health systems research. The Institute is also a center for debate and progress on leadership and other critical global health issues. GHLI is guided by a model of strategic problem solving which posits that the close integration of academic and practitioner perspectives is central to ensuring positive and lasting change. This model requires specification of the targeted problem, identification of core strategies to achieve a defined objective, leadership to implement the strategy and rigorous measurement to support continuous improvement. GHLI champions a relational framework for leadership, understanding leadership as a dynamic role within a group that can unlock synergies leading to the success of the organization.
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Global Health Leadership Institute
Learn more about GHLI staff in our new blog series "Why We Do What We Do"
Vice President of Ghana John Dramani Mahama, visiting the 2011 GHLI Conference. Find out more about our annual conference here
GHLI becomes partners in the USAID-funded Leadership, Management and Governance Project . Find out more here
