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Spillover Effects of Infectious Disease Interventions on Non-recipients: A Case Study in Malaria Elimination
Wednesday, October 23 at 12:00 pm
- 1:00 pm
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Spillover Effects of Infectious Disease Interventions on Non-recipients: A Case Study in Malaria Elimination
Jade Benjamin-Chung, PhD, MPH Assistant Professor, Epidemiology and Population Health Stanford University. Benjamin-Chung will discuss methods for estimating spillover effects: the effects of interventions on the 'health of populations that did not receive the intervention. She will present a case study detailing spatiotemporally targeted interventions that reduced malaria among non-recipients. The study used hierarchical targeted maximum likelihood estimation with ensemble machine learning and updated cost-effectiveness analyses.
Department Of Epidemiology & Biostatistics
Karleen.Rutherford-Rodeck@ucsf.edu
America/Los_Angeles
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Jade Benjamin-Chung, PhD, MPH Assistant Professor, Epidemiology and Population Health Stanford University. Benjamin-Chung will discuss methods for estimating spillover effects: the effects of interventions on the 'health of populations that did not receive the intervention. She will present a case study detailing spatiotemporally targeted interventions that reduced malaria among non-recipients. The study used hierarchical targeted maximum likelihood estimation with ensemble machine learning and updated cost-effectiveness analyses.
Global Health