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Hepatitis C modelling

Our modelling aims to help countries identify the most effective and cost-effective ways to eliminate hepatitis C as a public health threat.

We are aiming to answer the following questions in a range of settings:

  • How much will prevention, testing and treatment need to be scaled up among different population groups to achieve elimination targets?
  • What are the most cost-effective delivery modalities for different interventions, among different population groups?
  • What is the minimal cost to reach strategic targets, and the expected return-on-investment?
  • How can budgets be optimised to achieve the greatest impact?

Reports

  • Eliminating hepatitis C in Myanmar

    Burnet Institute’s Eliminate Hepatitis C program is playing a leading role working with the Myanmar Ministry of Health and Sports, Myanmar Liver Foundation, Clinton Health Access Initiative and other key stakeholders to expand hepatitis C care in Myanmar.

    Eliminating Hepatitis C in Myanmar [PDF 1.1 MB]

Partners

Funding partners

National Health and Medical Research Council, Australia

Project contacts

Main contact

Associate Professor Nick Scott

Associate Professor Nick Scott

Head, Modelling and Biostatistics
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Project team

Associate Professor Nick Scott

Associate Professor Nick Scott

Head, Modelling and Biostatistics
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Dr Rachel Sacks-Davis

Dr Rachel Sacks-Davis

Senior Research Fellow
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Dr Farah Houdroge

Dr Farah Houdroge

Research Officer
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Phillip Luong

Phillip Luong

Mathematical Modeller
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Anna Palmer

Anna Palmer

Honorary Associate
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Professor Margaret Hellard AM

Professor Margaret Hellard AM

Deputy Director, Programs; Adjunct Professor, Monash University, DEPM.
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