INTREC ISS Training Workshop: GadjahMada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, February 20-24 2012
Draftworkshop agenda, Jan 31
INTREC (INDEPTH Training and Research Centres of Excellence) is an EU-funded project that aims to provide state-of-the-art, region-specific training on social determinants of health for researchers and other stakeholders; and to bring together researchers and decision-makers so as to ensure that the latter receive the best available information to support their work.
The project is to run between January 2012 and June 2015 in four African countries (Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and Tanzania) and four Asian countries (Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam).
Recently, there is INTREC social scientist Training Workshop that held on 20 - 24 February 2012.
Before the workshop, all participants to have reviewed:
- The WHO SDH self-instruction materials in advance, available from: http://dds-dispositivoglobal.ops.org.ar/curso/cursoeng/contexto.html#estructura
- WHO Commission on Social Determinants of Health, Final Report (or at least the Executive Summary)
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8.30 – 10.30 |
11.00 – 12.30 |
Lunch |
13.30 – 15.00 |
15.30 – 17.00 |
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Monday |
Welcome and Introductions to Indonesia, GadjahMada, dignitaries, and fellow participants – details of this session forthcoming from GadjahMada |
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Introduction to INTREC and WP1. Motivation – the possibility of being part of publications arising out of this work
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Team building activities Africa and Asia teams need to develop some sort of group identity, which will include the al-important regional coordinators. |
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Tuesday |
Gapminder exercise |
Social Determinants of Health |
Epidemiological review |
Curricular review 2
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Wednesday |
SDH country needs; Ongoing work on SDH; SDH policies and forthcoming policy reviews (John Kinsman) |
Literature review 2 (John Kinsman) |
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Thursday |
Developing interview questions, as per country contexts + results of concept mapping
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Strategies for meeting with high level actors (Karen Hoffman) |
(Malin Errikson) |
Practical and ethical issues regarding data management Research ethics (Malin Errikson)
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Friday |
Reporting procedures to regional coordinators Deadlines for different phases of the process Formatting and other requirements of country reports |
Any other issues (e.g. laptop rental procedures), and CLOSE |
Free time…
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No. |
Name |
Institution |
Origin (City / Country) return |
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1 |
Karen Hofman |
WITS Rural Health |
Johannesburg, South Africa |
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2 |
Sheila Addei |
Dodowa Health Research Centre |
Dodowa, Ghana |
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3 |
Rose Elisante Kalage |
Ifakara Health Institute |
Dar-es-salaam, Tanzania |
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4 |
Nurul Alam |
ICDDR |
Dhaka, Bangladesh |
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5 |
Mandy Maredza |
School of Public Health Johannesburg |
Johannesburg, South Africa |
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6 |
Malin Erikkson |
Umea University |
Umea, Sweden |
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John Kinsman |
Umea University |
Umea, Sweden |
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8 |
Diana Subhash Kekan |
Vadu Rural Health Program |
Mumbai, India |
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Martin Bangha |
INDEPTH Network |
Accra, GHANA |