Prevention Centre blog
Five things I’ve learnt at the Prevention Centre
Christopher Galano | Masters student, McMaster University, Canada
01 August 2016
Canadian Masters student Christopher Galano reveals the key things he’s learnt in his three-month internship with the Prevention Centre.
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Looking beyond RCTs
Professor Don Nutbeam | Senior Adviser at the Sax Institute
31 March 2016
We need to continue to develop research methods that deliver the best possible answers to questions of greatest public health importance, rather than learning more and more about less and less.
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Leadership through a systems lens to tackle wicked problems
Professor Andrew Wilson | Prevention Centre Director
09 June 2015
We need to think about how the attributes or skills that we might find in systems thinking might improve leadership in tackling the complex problems in prevention.
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‘What if’ tool explores complex problems
Associate Professor Jo-An Atkinson | Research Fellow
23 March 2015
Simulation modelling gives policy makers a new risk-free way to explore solutions to complex problems.
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What does beer have to do with systems?
Jackie Stephenson | Learning and Development Manager
28 January 2015
The beer game is a practical group exercise that illustrates the challenges of working in a complex system.
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Welcome to the Prevention Centre’s blog, which features comment about key issues in the prevention of chronic disease as well as systems thinking for prevention. We welcome your comments on the blog (please read our comments policy here). If you would like to write an article for the blog, please contact the Prevention Centre’s Communications Manager Ainsley Burgess.