Greg Seager
About the Author
Greg Seager is a seasoned expert in global health policy and practice, with over two decades of experience in international development and medical ethics. Holding advanced degrees in public health and anthropology, he has worked extensively in resource-limited settings across Africa and Southeast Asia, advising on initiatives that prioritize evidence-based interventions to mitigate harm in healthcare delivery. Seager's writing bridges the gap between rigorous research and practical application, offering clear, actionable insights for professionals and policymakers alike. His seminal work, When Healthcare Hurts: An Evidence-Based Guide for Best Practices in Global Health Initiatives Second Edition, has become a cornerstone resource for improving outcomes in vulnerable communities worldwide, emphasizing ethical frameworks and data-driven strategies to enhance global health equity.
Books by Greg Seager
