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Rakan Bin Dohaish Director-General of the International Financial Institutions, Saudi Ministry of Finance Shaima Tariq Raqaban Head of International Financial Institutions, Programs Department at the Saudi Ministry of Finance Description: This video explains what InfraTech is and how it can contribute to the quality infrastructure agenda.

Evolution of Japan Infrastructure Speaker: Hiroshi Nisimaki Consultant, Tokyo Distance Learning Center, The World Bank Description: This video recounts Japan’s long history of quality infrastructure investment and the progression of the concept.

Speaker: Clive Harris Lead Infrastructure Specialist, The World Bank Description: This provides an overview of the QII Principles and how they can address some typical issues that might arise when governments implement infrastructure projects and programs.

Green, Resilient and Inclusive Development Speaker: Mari Pangestu Managing Director for Development Policy and Partnerships at the World Bank, The World Bank Description: This video introduces and explains the concept of Green, Resilient and Inclusive Development and why it is critical in re-establishing momentum of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Reasons for emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases.

The demographic transition model and UK population pyramid.

Explanations of some more complex tables and figures are given to support learners in their understanding of the findings in the papers.

A systematic review is a synthesis of the medical research on a particular subject. It uses thorough methods to search for and include all or as much as possible of the research on the topic. Only relevant studies, usually of a certain minimum quality, meeting specific criteria, are included. The paper we are using as our example is Guevara et al’s 2003, ‘Effects of educational interventions fo...

In this video, Dr Sarah White introduces cohort and case-control studies. A cohort study identifies and follows up a defined group of people over time to see how an intervention/exposure or risk factor(s) of interests affects their health outcomes and is normally used to look at the effect of suspected risk factors that can’t be controlled experimentally - for example, the effect of smoking on ...

One of the common problems with cross-sectional surveys is that they are prone to selection bias. If the recruited sample is not representative of the target population, it can limit the extent to which study findings can be generalised to the target population. Selection bias can be minimized by employing an effective sampling strategy. By using a means of participant recruitment which does no...

When looking at a study using a randomised controlled trial (RCT) design it can be useful to break down the research question using the PICO model: Problem or Patient or Population of interest Intervention of interest Comparison of interest Outcome(s) of interest This model can be particularly useful when deciding on search terms for a literature search to identify papers on a particular clinic...

For further details on the skills and tools to critically appraise a journal click on this link: casp-uk.net/ More resources available here: jbi.global/critical-appraisal-tools

Check out the CASP website for more details. Click on the link: casp-uk.net/ Other resources are available here : jbi.global/critical-appraisal-tools

Determinants of health

Measuring disease frequency - Incidence and prevalence

Vaccine confidence innovations and threats to the future

Food supply shortages due to COVID19

Violence across the lifecycle

Nutrition Climate Change in the SDG era

Progress for Child survival - Infectious diseases

Maternal mortality

Discovery science - intergenerational effects

Burden of malnutrition among Children

Lessons learnt for child survival HIV/AIDS

Child health in the SDG world what next?

Water Sanitation and Hygiene - WASH in Public Health

Child health - Maternal health

Future challenges and opportunities - Maternal health

Caesarian section - Too Much Too Soon