In a roundtable discussion with health practitioners, funders, academics, and policy-makers, experts from Resolve to Save Lives identified key areas for improving global health practices. We emphasized the importance of evidence-based frameworks that are adaptive and responsive to prioritised health needs. Key recommendations include enhancing information-sharing, increasing social engagement, and promoting diversity in decision-making processes. We also highlighted the need for collaboration with both hyperlocal and global entities to strengthen global health capabilities. Since pandemic drivers extend beyond the health sector, integrating expertise from various fields is crucial for effective decision-making. We outline seven points to improve evidence-based prioritisation and enhance global health outcomes.
