
Sustainable global healthcare delivery — the same principles published on GlobalSync Foundation (gs.md-hub.com), presented in WWIMC house style.
Humanitarian devices, products and services must be approved and distributed prior—not after—commercialization.
Humanitarian devices, products and services must be bundled into healthcare packages and not distributed randomly or segmented.
Humanitarian services must be sustained by in-country resources and organizations and not be solely dependent on external assistance.
The Infectious Disease Research Institute is a non-profit research group dedicated to providing humanitarian solutions. These three rules govern how devices, products, and services should reach the last mile — approved before commercialization, delivered as complete packages, and sustained by in-country resources.
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