HMP Governance Lab: Introduction to Health Policy - 3.1 Agenda Setting

3.1 Agenda Setting

08/17/22 • 19 min

HMP Governance Lab: Introduction to Health Policy

Profs Jarman and Greer explain how some problems get on the political agenda while others are ignored. How can health policy advocates use Kingdon's 'three streams' model to better understand the political process and their chances of creating change?

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Music: 'Blippy Trance' by Kevin MacLeod

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Music: 'Blippy Trance' by Kevin MacLeod

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HMP Governance Lab: Introduction to Health Policy - 3.1 Agenda Setting

Transcript

Holly Jarman00:00:10.740

Hello, and welcome to another HMP Governance Lab Podcast. I'm Holly Jarman. And I'm here with Professor Scott Korea. And we're going to talk today about agenda setting. Which leads me to my first question, which seems like a very obvious one. What is an agenda? Scott,

Scott Greer00:00:29.248

if you've ever been to a meeting, the agenda is the list of things you're going to discuss. And that gives us the metaphor