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content/en/_index.html

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-<h1 class="text-center"><i>readyforwhatsnext</i> is being developed to explore multiple economic questions in youth mental health.
+<h1 class="text-center"><i>readyforwhatsnext</i> is an in-development toolkit for exploring multiple economic questions in youth mental health.
 
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-Valuation of youth mental health outcomes through the [development](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/people/map-to-utility/) and [use](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/people/predict-utility/) of utility mapping models.
+Tools to value youth mental health outcomes through the [construction](/docs/tutorials/using-modules/map-to-utility/) and [use](/docs/tutorials/using-modules/predict-utility/) of utility mapping models.
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-[Synthetic populations with risk and protective factors](/docs/model/modules/pipeline/pipeline-people/) for mental disorders.
+[Synthetic populations](/docs/getting-started/pipeline/pipeline-people/) characterising the risk and protective factors for mental disorders.
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-[Spatial epidemiology](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/places/) and [helpseeking choice](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/people/predict-choice/) models.
+[Spatial epidemiology](/docs/getting-started/model/places/) and [helpseeking choice](/docs/tutorials/using-modules/predict-choice/) models.
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-Models of [primary and specialist youth mental health services](/docs/model/modules/pipeline/pipeline-platforms/).
+Models of [primary and specialist youth mental health services](/docs/getting-started/pipeline/pipeline-platforms/).
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-Models to assess distributional impacts and optimal targeting of [youth mental health care provision](/docs/model/modules/pipeline/pipeline-platforms/).
+Models to assess distributional impacts and optimal targeting of [youth mental health care provision](/docs/getting-started/pipeline/pipeline-platforms/).
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-Models to assess the [budget impact](/docs/model/modules/pipeline/pipeline-programs/) and [cost-utility](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/people/assess-cost-utility/) of competing youth mental health policy and system design options.
+[Tools for evaluating](/docs/getting-started/model/programs/) competing youth mental health policy and system design options.
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content/en/about/_index.html

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-<h1>readyforwhatsnext is being implemented by <a href = 'https://research.monash.edu/en/organisations/sphpm-health-economics-group'>Monash University Health Economics Group</a>. The project lead is <a href ="https://github.com/matthewphamilton">Matthew Hamilton</a>.</h1>
+<h1>readyforwhatsnext is being implemented by <a href = 'https://www.monash.edu/medicine/sphpm/units/health-economics-group'>Monash University Health Economics Group</a>. The project lead is <a href ="https://github.com/matthewphamilton">Matthew Hamilton</a>.</h1>
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 <h1><b>Prototype</b></h1>
-<h2 class="text-center">We have since expanded model scope to youth mental health more broadly and have released development versions of a some initial model modules. We have also released replication artefacts (analysis programs, reporting templates and datasets) for studies undertaken with model modules. These activites have been supported by an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship funded PhD project and through multiple independently funded and governed modelling projects.
+<h2 class="text-center">We have since expanded model scope to <a href="/docs/getting-started/model/">youth mental health more broadly</a> and have released development versions of a some <a href = "/docs/tutorials/finding/libraries/">initial model modules</a>. We have also released replication artefacts (analysis programs, reporting templates and datasets) for <a href="/docs/examples/">studies undertaken with model modules</a>. These activites have been supported by an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship funded PhD project and through multiple independently funded and governed modelling projects.
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content/en/blog/releases/Libraries/Places-Module-Libraries/index.md

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 ---
 title: "Places module library releases"
 linkTitle: "Places"
-date: "2024-01-25"
+date: "2023-11-30"
 description: "Releases of module libraries for modelling places (collectively, the Springtides model)."
 weight: 3
 categories: 
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 - Software
 - Software - libraries
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-rmd_hash: e4b8b1f5dc914792
+rmd_hash: 7d736ef8259a45fb
 
 ---
 
-Currently available (as at 25-Jan-2024) releases of [module libraries](/docs/model/modules/finding/libraries/) for [modelling places](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/places/) are reproduced below.
+Currently available (as at 30-Nov-2023) releases of module libraries for [modelling places](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/places/) are reproduced below.
 
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content/en/docs/Analyses/_index.md

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+
+---
+title: "Programs"
+linkTitle: "Programs"
+date: 2017-01-05
+weight: 100
+aliases:
+- /docs/programs
+categories: 
+- Documentation
+tags: 
+- Analyses
+description: >
+  Programs combine readyforwhatsnext [modules](/docs/tutorials/finding) and [datasets](/docs/tutorials/finding/finding-data) to implement reproducible analyses of [youth mental health policy and system design topics](/docs/examples/).
+---
+

content/en/docs/Contribution-Guidelines/Contribution-Types/_index.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: "Contribution types"
+title: "How to help"
 linkTitle: "Types"
 date: 2017-01-05
 weight: 3

content/en/docs/Contribution-Guidelines/_index.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
-title: "Contributions"
-linkTitle: "Contributions"
+title: "Contribute to our development"
+linkTitle: "Contribute"
 weight: 110
 tags:
 - Project

content/en/docs/Model/Decision-Aids/Springtides-App/_index.md → content/en/docs/Decision-Aids/Springtides-App/_index.md

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 - Documentation
 weight: 97
 description: >
- We previously developed a user interface for the epidemiology modules of our Springtides [model of places](/docs/model/modules/using-modules/places/).
+ We previously developed a user interface for the epidemiology modules of our Springtides [model of places](/docs/getting-started/model/places/).
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-**The Springtides app reproduced below is currently deprecated,** pending a new version to be released in 2023. We don't encourage use of this app to inform decision making as the input data has become dated and the current web based version often fails if generating large / or customised geometries. The app is reproduced below purely for illustrative purposes. If you try it out, we recommend that you **only select the default type of geometry ("Select from a menu of existing options")** as the web version is not configured to render all bar the simplest custom geometries. To use the app you need to first confirm your selections in the "Where" tab, before confirming selections from the "What" box, then from the "Who" box and finally the "When" box before an orange box appears that gives you the option to generate a report. When trying this app out, we recommend keeping the number of simulations low (e.g. 10) as it takes several minutes for even small numbers of runs to execute.
+**The Springtides app reproduced below is currently deprecated,** pending a new version to be released in 2024. We don't encourage use of this app to inform decision making as the input data has become dated and the current web based version often fails if generating large / or customised geometries. The app is reproduced below purely for illustrative purposes. If you try it out, we recommend that you **only select the default type of geometry ("Select from a menu of existing options")** as the web version is not configured to render all bar the simplest custom geometries. To use the app you need to first confirm your selections in the "Where" tab, before confirming selections from the "What" box, then from the "Who" box and finally the "When" box before an orange box appears that gives you the option to generate a report. When trying this app out, we recommend keeping the number of simulations low (e.g. 10) as it takes several minutes for even small numbers of runs to execute.
 
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@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 
 ---
 title: "Decision aids"
-linkTitle: "Interfaces"
+linkTitle: "Decision aids"
 date: 2017-01-05
-weight: 5
+weight: 104
 tags:
 - Analyses
 - Analyses - decision-aids

content/en/docs/Getting-started/Installation/index.en.md

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 ## Before you install
 
-If you plan on using existing readyforwhatsnext modules for a modelling project, you can review [currently available module libraries](/docs/model/modules/finding/libraries/), to identify which libraries are relevant to your project.
+If you plan on using existing readyforwhatsnext modules for a modelling project, you can review [currently available module libraries](/docs/tutorials/finding/libraries/), to identify which libraries are relevant to your project.
 
-**However, please note that no readyforwhatsnext module library is yet available as a \[production release\](<https://www.ready4-dev.com/docs/software/status/production-releases/>. You should therefore understand the limitations of using readyforwhatsnext model software [development releases](https://www.ready4-dev.com/docs/software/status/development-releases/) before you make the decision to install this software.**
+**However, please note that no readyforwhatsnext module library is yet available as a [production release](https://www.ready4-dev.com/docs/software/status/production-releases/). You should therefore understand the limitations of using readyforwhatsnext model software [development releases](https://www.ready4-dev.com/docs/software/status/development-releases/) before you make the decision to install this software.**
 
 ## Installation
 

content/en/docs/Getting-started/Model/People/_index.md

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+---
+title: "Modules for modelling people"
+linkTitle: "People"
+date: 2017-01-05
+weight: 91
+categories: 
+- Documentation
+tags: 
+- Model
+- Model - modules
+- Model - modules (people)
+description: >
+  Modules to model the characteristics, relationships, behaviours, risk factors and outcomes of young people and individuals who interact with young people are collectively referred to as the "Spring To Life" sub-model. A table summarising Spring To Life [module libraries for modelling people](/docs/tutorials/finding/libraries/) is available. Additional information (e.g. tutorials and blog articles) about currently available Spring To Life modules is labelled with the ["model-modules-people"](/tags/model-modules-people/) tag. Resources about Spring To Life datasets are tagged with ["data-datasets-people"](/tags/data-datasets-people/). Brief information about additional [unreleased Spring To Life modules](/docs/getting-started/pipeline/pipeline-people/) that are in development is also available.
+---
+

content/en/docs/Getting-started/Model/Places/_index.md

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+---
+title: "Modules for modelling places"
+linkTitle: "Places"
+date: 2017-01-05
+weight: 92
+categories: 
+- Documentation
+tags: 
+- Model
+- Model - modules
+- Model - modules (places)
+description: >
+  Modules for spatio-temporal modelling of the environments that shape young people's mental health are collectively referred to as the "Springtides" sub-model. Both Springtides [module libraries for modelling people](/docs/tutorials/finding/libraries/) that are available are highly preliminary and lack tutorials to demonstrate their use. A deprecated [app](/docs/model/analyses/decision-aids/springtides-app/) built using these libraries is available for illustration purposes.  Resources relating to preliminary and unreleased modules for the Springtides model is tagged with the ["model-modules-places"](/tags/model-modules-places/) tag and those relating to compatible datasets are tagged with ["data-datasets-places"](/tags/data-datasets-places/). Brief information on [unreleased work in progress module libraries](/docs/getting-started/pipeline/pipeline-places/) are also available.
+---
+
+
+

content/en/docs/Model/Modules/Using-Modules/Platforms/_index.md → content/en/docs/Getting-started/Model/Platforms/_index.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ tags:
 - Model - modules
 - Model - modules (platforms)
 description: >
-  Modules that model the processes, eligibility requirements, staffing and configurations of youth service platforms are collectively referred to as the "First Bounce" sub-model. No platforms modules are yet available - see details on [unreleased work in progress](/docs/model/modules/pipeline/pipeline-platforms/).
+  Modules that model the processes, eligibility requirements, staffing and configurations of youth service platforms are collectively referred to as the "First Bounce" sub-model. No First Bounce modules are yet available - see details on [unreleased work in progress](/docs/getting-started/pipeline/pipeline-platforms/).
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content/en/docs/Model/Modules/Using-Modules/Programs/_index.md → content/en/docs/Getting-started/Model/Programs/_index.md

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 - Model - modules
 - Model - modules (programs)
 description: >
-  Modules for modelling the efficacy, cost-effectiveness and budget impact of youth mental health programs (e.g. interventions for prevention, treatment and wellbeing) are collectively referred to as the "On Target" sub-model.  Some initial modules from the [costly](https://ready4-dev.github.io/costly/) library are available. There is also even more preliminary [work in progress](/docs/model/modules/pipeline/pipeline-programs/).
+  Modules for modelling the efficacy, cost-effectiveness and budget impact of youth mental health programs (e.g. interventions for prevention, treatment and wellbeing) are collectively referred to as the "On Target" sub-model.  There are currently two development releases of On Target [module libraries for modelling programs](/docs/tutorials/finding/libraries/) but both are highly preliminary. Resources (including tutorials) relating to these module libaries is tagged with ["model-modules-programs"](/tags/model-modules-programs/). 
 ---
 
 

content/en/docs/Getting-started/Model/_index.md

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+---
+title: "The readyforwhatsnext model"
+linkTitle: "Model"
+weight: 20
+categories: 
+- Documentation
+aliases:
+- /docs/model/datasets/
+tags:
+- Project
+description: >
+  readyforwhatsnext is an in-development modular economic model of the systems shaping the mental helath of young people. It is comprised of four sub-models.
+---
+

content/en/docs/Model/Modules/Pipeline/Pipeline-People/_index.md → content/en/docs/Getting-started/Pipeline/Pipeline-People/_index.md

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 categories: 
 - Documentation
 tags: 
-- Model
-- Model - modules
-- Model - modules (people)
+- Pipeline
+- Pipeline - modules
+- Pipeline - modules (people)
 - Status
 - Status - unreleased
 ---
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 - implementing agent based model simulations.
 
-A significant amount of work has already been completed on both projects and initial development releases of each, along with one scientific manuscript, are anticipated in late 2023 / early 2024.
+A significant amount of work has already been completed on the first project and initial development releases of each, along with one scientific manuscript, are planned for late 2024.

content/en/docs/Model/Modules/Pipeline/Pipeline-Places/_index.md → content/en/docs/Getting-started/Pipeline/Pipeline-Places/_index.md

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 categories: 
 - Documentation
 tags: 
-- Model
-- Model - modules
-- Model - modules (places)
+- Pipeline
+- Pipeline - modules
+- Pipeline - modules (places)
 - Status
 - Status - unreleased
 ---
 
-Our current pipeline of modules for modelling places extends the [vicinity](https://ready4-dev.github.io/vicinity/) and [aus](https://ready4-dev.github.io/aus/) libraries to:
+Our current pipeline of modules for modelling places (from the Springtides sub-model) will extend the libraries listed in summary table of [module libraries for modelling places](/docs/tutorials/finding/libraries/) to:
 
 - predict prevalence and incidence by area; and
 

content/en/docs/Model/Modules/Pipeline/Pipeline-Platforms/_index.md → content/en/docs/Getting-started/Pipeline/Pipeline-Platforms/_index.md

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 categories: 
 - Documentation
 tags: 
-- Model
-- Model - modules
-- Model - modules (platforms)
+- Pipeline
+- Pipeline - modules
+- Pipeline - modules (platforms)
 - Status
 - Status - unreleased
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 - a simple cohort model of early psychosis services; and
 - a blended (systems dynamics / discrete event simulation) model for optimising eligibility and referral policies across multiple services. 
 
-The first two of the above models are currently implemented in R and are sufficiently advanced to produce exploratory analysis. However, neither are adequately documented or tested and need to be redeveloped as readyforwhatsnext model modules and re-validated prior to development releases.  The optimisation model was implemented in Java and was populated with toy data - this will require more substantial development prior to public release.
+The first two of the above models are currently implemented in R and are sufficiently advanced to produce exploratory analysis. However, neither are adequately documented or tested and need to be redeveloped as First Bounce sub-model modules and re-validated prior to development releases.  The optimisation model was implemented in Java and was populated with toy data - this will require more substantial development prior to public release.
 

content/en/docs/Getting-started/Pipeline/Pipeline-Programs/_index.md

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+---
+title: "Pipeline of programs modules"
+linkTitle: "Programs"
+date: 2017-01-05
+weight: 999
+description: >
+  Current preliminary work to develop modules for modelling the affordability, value for money and appropriate targeting of interventions for young people.
+categories: 
+- Documentation
+tags: 
+- Pipeline
+- Pipeline - modules
+- Pipeline - modules (programs)
+- Status
+- Status - development
+---
+
+We have no current pipeline of new module libraries for modelling programs (ie for the On Target sub-model). The currently released On Target libraries modules itemised in the summary table of [module libraries for modelling programs](/docs/tutorials/finding/libraries/) are highly preliminary and are therefore our focus for future development in this area. 
+
+

content/en/docs/Model/Modules/Pipeline/_index.md → content/en/docs/Getting-started/Pipeline/_index.md

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 title: "Modules pipeline"
 linkTitle: "Pipeline"
 date: 2017-01-05
-weight: 3
+weight: 30
 categories: 
 - Documentation
 tags: