Nicole S. Berry Bücher

Focusing on the challenges faced in enhancing maternal health, this book explores broader issues affecting the well-being of impoverished communities. It delves into systemic barriers and advocates for solutions that aim to improve health outcomes for mothers and their families, highlighting the interconnectedness of social factors and health disparities. Through its insights, the work emphasizes the need for comprehensive approaches to address these critical issues.

Exploring the world of DIY global health, this ethnography examines how the desire to do good influences individuals' perceptions and actions within the global health sphere. The author, Berry, presents innovative perspectives that encourage critical scholarship to enhance global health practices and promote health equity.

"Good Intentions in Global Health is an engaging ethnography of the world of DIY global health. It argues that the intent to do good shapes people's everyday understandings of their own actions taken in the global health domain. Berry opens new ways for critical scholarship to impact global health and health equity"--