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This insight explores how environmental factors such as air quality, water quality, waste management, and green spaces influence public health outcomes. The model illustrates the relationships between pollution, disease prevalence, healthcare demand, and community well-being. It is intended as an educational systems-thinking example that helps users understand how improvements in environmental management can contribute to healthier populations and more sustainable healthcare systems. The model can be expanded to test different policy scenarios and evaluate their long-term effects on environmental and health indicators.
Modeling the Relationship Between Environmental Quality and Public Health
The model construction process is actually a balancing loop which endeavors to employ an abstract version of real events to form a model which produces conclusions and behavior which mimic the real events.
Decision making accuracy depends on ecological validity of indicator uses and subjective use of cues (fallible tangible indicators) Extended to clinical risk and action in IM-62657 See medical decision making 2016 article abstract
This insight simulates personal accounts and spendable incomes over time.
The model is based on the Sustainable Money System (SuMSy), an alternative monetary system that is the topic is my PhD at the VUB and that Happonomy is trying to bring to the world.
For a short introduction to SuMSy, have a look at this poster presentation, read this short article – written when the Corona pandemic hit – or watch the TEDx talk.