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The Global Public Health (GPH) practice brings the firm’s deep expertise across the entire health care value chain together with our traditional functional expertise to help clients improve the health of populations, and reduce unnecessary death and debilitating disease around the world.
Our current work focuses on four themes:
- accelerating the introductions and uptake of new products and technologies;
- engaging the private sector in health care concerns;
- improving health systems in developing countries; and
- enhancing collaborations and partnerships across global health efforts.
We pursue these interests through work with clients, knowledge development initiatives, and convening efforts.
 |  | | The Business of Health in Africa | | | A new report by the International Finance Corporation, uses research and analysis by McKinsey to examine how to grow the private health sector to improve health in Sub-Saharan Africa. | Read more |
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| | | Addressing Africa's Health Workforce Crisis | | | Members of the public, private and social sectors all have a role to play in solving the African health worker crisis. | | Read more on the McKinsey Quarterly site |
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| | | Global Health Series with Council on Foreign Relations | | | Our practice worked with the Council on Foreign Relations to develop a series of discussions on HIV, sterile syringes, and other issues essential to global public health. | Read more on the Council on Foreign Relations site |
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| | | Building Better Partnerships for Global Health | | McKinsey Quarterly, December 2006
By correcting some flaws, global health partnerships can save even more lives in desperately poor countries. | | Read more on the McKinsey Quarterly site |
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| | | How Businesses Can Combat Global Disease | | The McKinsey Quarterly, 2003 Number 4, Global Directions
Multinationals are directly affected by the global epidemic. It can’t be controlled without them. | | Read more on the McKinsey Quarterly site |
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| | | Vaccines Where They're Needed | | The McKinsey Quarterly, 2001 Number 4, Emerging Markets
Governments and international organizations could reduce the financial risks borne by the developers and marketers of vaccines—and thereby make them cheaper and more plentiful. | | Read more on the McKinsey Quarterly site |
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| | | AIDS: A Flicker of Hope in Africa | | The McKinsey Quarterly Anthology, A New Era for Nonprofits (2001)
As HIV/AIDS rages in Africa, few can afford treatment. A U.N.-sponsored initiative is changing this bleak scenario. | | Read more on the McKinsey Quarterly site |
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| | | Developing Successful Global Health Alliances | | | This report for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation examines the circumstances that call for alliance formation, the utility of various alliance models, and the characteristics of successful alliances. | | Launch this report (PDF - 142 KB) |
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