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Topics |
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Week
1: |
The
Household Production of Health: An Overview of Issues I
A. Definitions of the household; the household as a site of
cooperation and competition; the household production of health
B. Intrahousehold Resource Allocation and Health-- Gender and
child survival Differential care of children |
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Week
2: |
The
Household Production of Health: An Overview of Issues II
A. Selective Child Survival or Selective Neglect
B. Women, Work, Autonomy and Child Survival
C: Maternal Education: Does It Make a Difference to the
Household Production of Health? How? In What Circumstances |
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Week 3:
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Women's
Health and Safe Motherhood, Maternal Mortality, Abortion
A: Women' Health: Reproductive Health and Beyond
B: Women's Health and Local Culture
C: Maternal Mortaltiy and Morbitity: Safe Motherhood
D: Abortion and Sex Selection
E: Special Supplemental Section: Midwives and Women's
Reproductive Health |
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Week
4 |
Family
Planning
A. Culture and Population Policy: an overview
B. Family Planning: Cultural Dimensions
C. Gender Roles and Decision-Making
D. Critical assessment of Family Planning Methods and Policy
Discourse
E: Special Supplemental Section: Case Studies: Bangladesh
F. Special Supplemental Section: Fertility |
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Week
5 |
Reproductive
Infections and Sexually Transmitted diseases
A. Reproductive Tract Infections (RTI)
B. Sexually Transmitted Disease (STDs)
C. Cervical Cancer
D. Infertility |
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Week
6 |
AIDS
(part I)
A. Culture, Sexuality and HIV Transmission and Discourse
B. Verticle Transmission; Politics of Anti-Retroviral Drugs; and
Quarantine
C. Case Studies: Part One: Continued in Week 7 |
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Week
7 |
AIDS
(part II)
A. Case Studies: Thailand
B. Case Studies: Africa |
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Week
8 |
Health
Care Seeking Process
A. Health Care Seeking Process: Health Care Utilization, Clinic
by-passing, Referral
B. Household Health Expenditure, Health Care Demand
C. Quality of Care
D. Community Financing, User Fees, Bamako Initiative |
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Weeks
9 & 10 |
A.
Pharmaceutical Practice: An Overview
B. Case Studies (Latin America, South and Southeast Asia,
Africa; Self Medication, Chemist Shop)
C. Public Health Concerns: Antibiotic Misuse/Resistance, ORS
Prescription etc.
D. Policy Issues Related to Pharmaceutical Patents, Distribution
and Research (Pricing; Research and Development; Global
Responsibility; Availability, Distribution and Pricing of Anti-Retrovial
Drugs; revisited (TRIPS)) |
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Saturday
workshop |
Grant
writing |
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Week
11 |
Tobacco
and International Health
A. The Worldwide
Smoking, Tobacco Use Epidemic - How serious is it?
B. Tobacco Fact Sheet: A Crash Course in Tobacco Control
C. Anthropologists study Tobacco Use and Tobacco Promotion
D. Political Economy and U.S. Policy on Tobacco Exports.
E. Trouble Brewing: Changing Patterns of Alcohol Use in the
Third World. |
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Week 12 |
Health
Transitions and Mental Health
A. Health Transitions and Aging: New Health Care Challenges
B. Health Transitions and Chronic Illness: (Nutrition
Transitions; Cardiovascular Disease)
C. Mental Health: The Need for a Cultural Assessment |
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Week
13 |
A. Behavior
and Health Education: An Overview
B. Different Approaches to Health Communication: What is the
Role of Anthropology?
C. Social Marketing: A Critical Assessment
D. Behavior Change Models: Stages of Change and Self/Collective
Efficacy Models |
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Week
14 |
A. Health
Bureaucracy - Studying up
B. Globalization, Structural Adjustments and Health. |