Public Health in Practice
Contemporary accounts and future directions for decolonising global health: A scoping review
By Daniel E. Stewart, Tiruneh Amsalu, Ellie Fairfoot and 5 others.
Abstract
Objectives
Though much has been written about the importance of decolonising global health, there is a lack of consensus around how it should be defined, conceptualised and actioned, and who has responsibility to do so. In accordance with PRISMA guidelines, we undertook a scoping review of the decolonising global health literature in order to explore the meaning of decolonising global health, to identify examples of best practice, and to find out how those writing about the issue see the future of the movement.



