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My friend Atanu Dey at Deeshaa.org often speaks of the fallacy of implementing technological solutions to overcome fundamentally non-technological problems. While Atanu usually invokes this paradigm in reference to India’s primary education challenge, I believe the same concept is relevant to public health efforts. Many public health problems today are non-technological, i.e. we have effective […]
Studying health delivery means figuring out which techniques work for getting the interventions to the people who need them the most. It means studying how to scale effective techniques, and studying how we can speed up policy making processes. Sounds simple doesn’t it? Unfortunately, its rarely done and certainly without the scientific rigor we apply […]
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