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The Thanzi La Onse Model

Authors: Hallett, Timothy; Phillips, Andrew; Tamuri, Asif; Colbourn, Tim; Collins, Joseph; Hawryluk, Iwona; Jewell, Britta; +17 Authors
Abstract

Our fundamental aim is to develop the use of epidemiological and economic science to effect a step-change in the way that health priorities are addressed through policy interventions in low-income countries. We are doing this by developing a model that represents explicitly the generation of health gains in a population, which can be used to examine the effect of resource allocation, management and clinical practice, in order to contribute to informing decision-making.

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Keywords

Simulation Modelling, Epidemiology, Individual-based Modelling, Health-Economics, Healthcare Systems

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