Center for Integration Science in Global Health Equity
Center for Integration Science in Global Health Equity

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Based at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, the Center for Integration Science in Global Health Equity develops integrated health delivery models and nurtures integrated social movements to enable lifesaving care for people living with severe noncommunicable diseases in extreme poverty.

Principal Areas of Focus

Advancement of the Science of Integration
Advancement of the Science of Integration
Providing leadership in integration science, a growing field at the intersection of health-system design, service delivery, and social medicine
Support of the NCDI Poverty Network
Support of the NCDI Poverty Network
Serving as the administrative home of the Network, a global partnership that delivers lifesaving treatments to people living with severe noncommunicable diseases in extreme poverty, largely through the proven care delivery model known as PEN-Plus
Incubation of New Integration Models
Incubation of New Integration Models
Expanding the scientific basis for integrating care delivery models and social movements to create practicable solutions for achieving global health equity

Latest News

Journal Series to Explore Integration Science as Key to Meeting Global Health Challenges
Journal Series to Explore Integration Science as Key to Meeting Global Health Challenges
As global health funding continues to contract, a four-paper series being prepared for publication in The Lancet will provide the case for integration science as ...
Save the Date: Third Symposium on Integration Science
Save the Date: Third Symposium on Integration Science
The Center for Integration Science in Global Health Equity will host the Third Symposium on Integration Science on October 27, 2026, from 12 to 5 ...
‘Positioned as a Solution’: Three Intensive Years Preceded Kenya’s National Plan for PEN-Plus
‘Positioned as a Solution’: Three Intensive Years Preceded Kenya’s National Plan for PEN-Plus
When Dr. Yvette Kisaka recently presented on Kenya’s “three-year journey” to develop and mobilize support for its PEN-Plus National Operational Plan, one clear theme emerged: ...
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