Section I: IntroductionChapter 1: A Primer on the Social Determinants of Health (Daniel Kim)Chapter 2: Rationale for New Modeling and Simulation Tools: Agent-Based Modeling and Microsimulation (Daniel Kim, Ross A. Hammond)Section II: Agent-Based ModelingChapter 3: Overview of Current Concepts and Process for Agent-Based Modeling (Ross A. Hammond)Chapter 4: Agent-Based Modeling in the Social Sciences (Joseph T. Ornstein and Ross A. Hammond)Chapter 5: Agent-Based Modeling in Public Health (Joseph T. Ornstein and Ross A. Hammond)Chapter 6: Section Summary (Ross A. Hammond)Section III: Microsimulation ModelingChapter 7: Concepts and Methods for Microsimulation Modeling in the Social Sciences (Gerlinde Verbist and Hilde Philips)Chapter 8: Empirical Evidence Using Microsimulation Models in the Social Sciences (Francesco Figari and Emanuela Lezzi)Chapter 9: Applications of Microsimulation Models to the Social Determinants of Health and Public Health: A Systematic Review of the Literature (Daniel Kim)Chapter 10: Section Summary (Daniel Kim)Section IV: ConclusionsChapter 11: Future Directions (Daniel Kim, Ross A. Hammond)
Daniel Kim, MD, DrPH, is Associate Professor of Social Epidemiology at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts and Founder of the International Social Epidemiology Society.