KEY QUESTIONS FOR THE UNIT

1. What is systems thinking (and structural change) versus behavior change?
2. Vectors versus victims: How does identifying health as a human right reframe how we deliver health care?
3. What are reproductive rights, and how does focus on that inform our thoughts about abortion?
4. What is correlation versus causation?
5. How does inequity and injustice structure the contours of morbidity (sickness) and mortality?

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HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS: AN INTRODUCTION

• Solving big problems:  Guinea Worm, DDT and Systems Thinking
• 3 reasons we still haven't got rid of malaria (anti-poverty v. anti-malaria)
• ​Health & Human Rights reading and roundtable (FXB Center) [Link to resource reading]
• Bending the Arc (film): Viewing guide and follow up
• To Isaiah (Donald Berwick)

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Project: design an HIV/aids intervention

• Project Overview
• Team worksheet 
• Group generator
• Slides 21-22 (Shapiro/Lockman); SLides 22-23
• Data Collection    Data Sheet
• Correlations and questions about data​
• Evaluation: Self-Evaluation    Group evaluation

Presentations: Group 1   Group 2   Group 3   Group 4

Case studies: Tools and innovation

• Public Health Systems Thinking:  Exercise     Reading (PBS)
• Vaccines delivered by drones
• Geocoding and disease mapping 
• Preventing HIV/AIDS in Thailand  Reading  +  Notes
• Global Health Measures (Cohen)

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Botswana profile:  Please find more updated docs

• WHO Botswana
• UN AIDS Botswana (2020);  UN AIDS data report (2018), p. 22
• IHME profile
• UNICEF Botswana
• *CDC Global Health: Botswana
• ​WHO, WHO2, WHO3, WHO4, AVERT, UNAIDS, World Bank Group
• HIV geographic distribution (2012)

Health

• Gender parity
• HIV Prevalence
• Measles 2nd dose vaccination
• Fertility rate (total births per woman)
• Adolescent Fertility rate
• Maternal mortality per 100,000 births [see Mr. Grande]
• Contraceptive Prevalence Rate
• Health expenditures per capita
• Health expenditures as percentage of GDP​​

General:

• Our World in Data
  
• Gapminder to examine correlations​

Political:

• Democracy Score: Freedom House

Communication

• Mobile Cellular subscriptions per 100 people

Economic and Energy

• GDP per capita
• % population that has access to electricity

Demographic and Education

• Rural population as % of Total population
  Gender parity in education [select a year]

GENDER RIGHTS AND SEXUALITY