The Complexity of Global Health Systems Explained @CarbonRadio
The Complexity of Global Health Systems Explained  @CarbonRadio
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this video, I talk to Matt Bonds about his work and the dynamics of global health systems. He discusses his work in Madagascar and the complexity of building health systems and how we might reframe how we think about measuring progress with a long term view.

Matthew Bonds is an associate professor of global health and social medicine at Harvard Medical School, and co-founder Pivot. He has a PhD in economics and a PhD in ecology and is broadly interested in complex systems in health and economic development. His research includes mathematical and statistical modeling, as well as field-based implementation science. Pivot partners with the Madagascar government to establish a model system of healthcare in a region of one million people. With novel data systems at all levels of care (community, primary and secondary care), the partnership aims to lead a science of health system transformation.
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