Systematic Reviews

Module Content Types of systematic reviews Planning a systematic review Core components of a systematic review Formulating the question for a systematic review Eligibility Criteria Study Identification Quality assessment and data extraction Meta-analysis, meta-synthesis, heterogeneity, subgroup and sensitivity analyses Structured

Culture, Health and Illness

Aims This course explores concepts of ‘sickness’ and health-seeking behaviours across societies. We take seriously diverse ways of knowing and treating personhood, the body, life and death, disorder and disease. We view health and illness in their social context arguing

Epidemiology

This module is an introduction to basic principles and methods of epidemiology. Understanding the aetiology of disease is a prerequisite if one is to interfere in disease occurrence or progression. Identification of risk factors and limitation of harmful exposures can

Health Policy & Systems

This module aims to provide students with a greater appreciation of health policy and systems at the global and local level in both humanitarian and development contexts.  The module examines the range of factors that shape and determine health policy

Medicines Regulation

This module, run in parallel with module 8, provides comprehensive information on the role of drug regulation before and during the authorisation of medicines. It details the current national and international regulatory requirements for the authorisation of medicines. It looks