Essential Clinical Global Health, edited by Brett D. Nelson, is a pioneering and evidence-based textbook that offers a comprehensive clinical overview of the growing field of global health. Originally developed from a course at Harvard Medical School, it now brings together contributions from nearly 100 esteemed global health experts worldwide. This text equips students, trainees, and clinicians with vital knowledge and skills for effective international health experiences.

The book introduces readers to essential clinical information on diagnosing, managing, and preventing the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in low- and middle-income countries. It covers practical aspects such as health systems, population-based approaches, cultural awareness, travel preparation, safety measures, and career development opportunities in global health.

Each chapter includes key learning objectives, practical clinical advice, setting-appropriate guidelines, and personal field experiences shared by student and clinician contributors. This makes Essential Clinical Global Health the first textbook with a clear clinical focus for those entering the global health arena.

A companion website at www.wileyessential.com/globalhealth offers additional resources including self-assessment questions and videos, enhancing the learning experience further.