Therefore, a conceptual framework for the health effects of the globalisation process requires a more holistic approach and should be rooted in a broad conception of both population health and globalisation. In our view, however, the pathways from globalisation to health are more complex. Labonte and Torgerson primarily focus on the effects of economic globalisation and international governance. as most critical for health are mainly mediated by economic factors.
The effects that are identified by Woodward et al. Two recent and comprehensive frameworks concerning globalisation and health are the ones developed by Woodward et al. The framework has two functions: serving as 'think-model', and providing a basis for the development of future scenarios on health. This paper describes a conceptual framework for the effects of globalisation on population health. Nowadays it is increasingly perceived as a more comprehensive phenomenon, which is shaped by a multitude of factors and events that are reshaping our society rapidly. In the past globalisation has often been seen as a more or less economic process. But health inequalities between rich and poor persist, while the prospects for future health depend increasingly on the relative new processes of globalisation. Good health for all populations has become an accepted international goal and we can state that there have been broad gains in life expectancy over the past century.
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