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Donate today to support women in science at Burnet and their work to unlock the vaginal microbiome and reduce risk of HIV infection and preterm birth for women around the world.
Donate today to support women in science at Burnet and their work to unlock the vaginal microbiome and reduce risk of HIV infection and preterm birth for women around the world.
Research and applications across a range of disease areas to improve allocative efficiency (the maximisation of health outcomes using the most cost-effective mix of interventions and implementation methods).
Optima models have been used extensively to address investment choices related to numerous areas including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, viral hepatitis, and nutrition.
Modelling groups affiliated with the Optima Consortium are continuing to extend the Optima approach, by developing new applications to inform investment of publicly-funded benefits packages for entire health systems, and for optimising implementation options across diverse sectors.
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World Bank, The Global Fund, The U.S. Centers for Disease Control, NHMRC.
For any general enquiries relating to this project, please contact:
Head of Infectious Disease Modelling; Co-Head, Strategy Insights and Impact