CHDS adjunct faculty Myriam Hunink publishes new teaching material culminating from an immersion residency with the CHDS Media Hub from Fall, 2024. These educational resources, supported by the Alan Colowick Innovation Fund, are available worldwide through the CHDS educational repository for use in decision science curricula.
Building from the success of her previous 2017 residency, Hunink returned to collaborate with CHDS leadership and the Media Hub project team in an effort to enhance educational media offerings. During the month-long residency, Hunink worked closely with the Media Hub to design and prototype new multimedia materials. Hunink developed short, visually engaging video segments that incorporated learner-friendly cues. She also introduced companion slides and “summary” videos designed to reinforce key concepts through strategic repetition and structured learning.
This collaboration underscores CHDS’s ongoing commitment to educational innovation and the creation of public goods in decision science.
Explore the teaching collections:
- Collection: State-Transition Models
- Collection: Modeling Diagnostic Decisions
- Collection: Expected Value of Future Research
About the CHDS Media Hub
The CHDS Media Hub supports Myriam Hunink and other Center-affiliated faculty through customized residencies that offer the opportunity to experiment with novel teaching methods and modalities over a wide range of mediums, while also producing educational media for their professional or teaching projects.
More about Professor Hunink
Dr. Hunink is an Adjunct Professor of Health Policy at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Professor Emeritus at the Erasmus University Medical Center (MC) in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Her research interests include methodological advances in decision making, evidence- and value-based use of medical imaging, novel randomized controlled trial design, mindfulness, and interventions to promote resilience and well-being among healthcare professionals. Hunink is interested in education innovation in teaching decision science and developing the evidence base for lifestyle interventions (including meditation, yoga and martial arts) in health outcomes.
Learn more: Explore the teaching collection, created in Hunink’s prior residency, Collection: Teaching Prototypes for Decision Analysis
Learn more: Read the textbook authored by Hunink and colleagues, Decision Making in Health and Medicine: Integrating Evidence and Values
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