Systems Thinking In Public Health fee structure is -
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Amount in INR
Certificate Fees
Rs. 2,436
The Syllabus
Videos
Welcome to Systems Thinking in Public Health
Video: Introduction to Systems Thinking
Lecture 1A: Why Use Systems Thinking
Lecture 1B: Health Systems Applications of CAS: Health Systems Frameworks and the Problem of Implementation
Lecture 1C: CAS Pathways: The Problem of Scaling Up
Lecture 1D: Where Systems Thinking Helps: Understanding the Types of Problems, Theories, Methods, and Tools
Lecture 2A: Systems Thinking In Practice - Understanding and Engaging with Stakeholders
Lecture 2B: Network Analysis, Participatory Impact Pathways Analysis, and Summary
Readings
Syllabus
Module Learning Objectives
The Application of Systems Thinking in Public Health - David Peters (2014)
When solutions of yesterday become problems of today - Agyepong et al 2012
Individual‐based Computational Modeling of Smallpox Epidemic Control Strategies - Burke et al (2006)
Dynamic spread of happiness in a large social network - Fowler and Christakis (2008)
Why Model? (Epstein 2008)
A stakeholder analysis (Varvasovszky & Brugha, 2000)
Participatory impact pathways analysis: A practical application of program theory in research-for-development (Douthwaite et al. 2007)
Hoffman et. al. (2012) Background Paper on Conceptual Issues Related to Health Systems Research to Inform a WHO Global Strategy on Health Systems Research
2007 Anderson - Agent based models for simulating policies in complex systems
Rwashana AS et. al. ystem dynamics approach to immunization healthcare issues in developing countries: a case study of Uganda.
Hyder A (2010) Stakeholder analysis for health research: case studies from low- and middle-income countries.
Practice exercise
Quiz Module 1
Videos
Video: System Conceptualization and Mapping
Lecture 3A: System Conceptualization and Mapping: Introduction to Causal Loop Diagrams