Foundations of Public Health Practice: The Public Health Toolkit 

Meet the Team (Optional): Richard Pinder

Meet the Team (Optional): Samantha Alvarez Madrazo

Introductory video and welcome

Bradshaw's taxonomy of need

What is health needs assessment?

Who uses health needs assessment?

Example 1: A local health and wellbeing needs assessment

Example 2: A national healthcare needs assessment

Conclusion

Introducing health impact assessment

Introducing Health Equity Audit

About Imperial College London & the FPHP Team

How to be successful in this course

Grading policy

Glossary

Examples of local and national HNAs

Examples of best practice in health needs assessment

E-tivity: Examples of health impact assessment

E-tivity: Guided analysis of a health impact assessment

Scoping in health impact assessment

E-tivity: Scoping in health impact assessment

Classifying need using Bradshaw's taxonomy

Health Needs Assessment

E-tivity: Scoping in health impact assessment

E-tivity: Scoping in health impact assessment

The public health intelligence cycle

Routinely collected data and metadata

Non-routinely collected data (surveys and validated instruments)

Non-routinely collected data (bespoke survey design and governance)

Practitioner interview: Delivering a health needs assessment

Conclusion

Open access data repositories (PHE Fingertips)

Open access data repositories (Gapminder and GHDx)

E-tivity: Prioritising health needs and interventions

Classifying data, information and intelligence

Pros and cons of routinely and non-routinely collected data

Prioritising health needs and interventions

Introducing evaluation in public health

Types of evaluation: Outcome evaluation

Types of evaluation: Process and formative evaluation

Measuring quality in health care

The Donabedian approach to evaluation

The Logical Framework approach (the Logframe)

Practitioner interview: Evaluation in practice

Conclusion

Using indicators in performance monitoring and management

Indicators of quality and performance

Classifying indicators using Donabedian

Getting started in analysis

Getting started in analysis (Double Diamond Method)

Practitioner Interview: Briefings in practice

Conclusion

E-tivity: Public health analysis

Public health analysis