Generating evidence in maternal and newborn health in Urban India: a rigorous process
Abstract
Background Nearly half of the population in India is expected to reside in urban areas by 2030. However, little is known about appropriate delivery mechanisms or effective intervention strategies for urban areas. Analysis of... [ view full abstract ]
Authors
- Benazir Patil (Save the Children, India)
- Dipankar Bhattacharya (Save the Children, India)
- Uzma Syed (Save the Children, USA)
- Lara Vaz (Save the Children, USA)
- Sudeep Singh Gadok (Save the Children, India)
- Rajesh Khanna (Save the Children, India)
Topic Areas
I. Research Collaborations 1.1 Scientific collaborations in geography and urban health 1.2 , IV. Behaviors 4.1 Mobilities and health 4.2 Spatial analysis of substance abuse and treatm , V. Healthcare Service 5.1 Accessibility of healthcare services and its optimization 5.2 He , VI. Methodologies and technologies 6.1 Methodological issues in health research (e.g., MAU , I. Urbanization AND Health: what interactions? 1.1 New paradigms, concepts, methods, and t , II. Urban Health at the intersection of urban environment, social determinants and places , IV. Urbanism, Health and Wellbeing 4.1 Built environment 4.2 Pollution: air, noise, etc , V. Health indicators, spatial analysis and mapping: new tools, new methods 5.1 Spatial ana , VI. Research and action 6.1 Collaboration; interaction of researchers; stakeholders 6.2 S , VII. Urban health policies 7.1 Governance and policy frameworks 7.2 Health in all policies , VIII. Academic and professional education and training for urban health 8.1 Prerequisite a
Session
GH-MT-O-02 » Geography and Urban Health - Methodologies (14:00 - Saturday, 2nd April, TBA)
Paper
Abstract_ICUH_2016_Generating_Evidence_on_Urban_MNH_Process_08Dec15.doc
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