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MODULE 4 PART 1 The policy-making process 4 Complex social issues Recognize that complex problems require complex solutions Have been able to successfully apply Health in All Policies thinking to the problem of obesity LEARNING OBJECTIVES

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MODULE 4 PART 1
The policy-making process 4 Complex social issues<br>
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Recognize that complex problems require complex solutions Have been able to successfully apply Health in All Policies thinking to the problem of obesity LEARNING OBJECTIVES<br>
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Wicked problems Complex social issues: causes are not always clear, the solutions are not straightforward and there are many actors involved. These issues are described as “messy”, “fuzzy” or “wicked”. For example: health inequality and NCDs such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and mental illness.<br>