Precision Public Health: transformative approaches to target and measure interventions to efficiently make impact

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dc.description.abstractPopulation numbers and disease burdens rarely are reported at lower than district level If disease was uniform across populations and populations were spread evenly across space interventions would be easy to plan But we know this is not the case more often than not distribution of disease is heterogeneous Knowing where disease burden is highest is critical to target interventions and reach the most susceptible Knowing where people are is also critical and in many developing countries with rapidly growing populations good population data are lacking These two concepts in part explain why curable illness like malnutrition malaria and trachoma are still responsible for significant disease burden Game changing approaches that are pushing the frontier of precision public health will be shared including geo surveillance methods for effective and equitable service delivery where success is measured by disease impact and previously overlooked communities gain health access Speakers included Matt Berg MODERATOR CEO Ona Alain Labrique Director Global mHealth Initiative JHU Guy Vernet CEO M rieux Foundation Ben Winters Regional Director Africa Akros Patrick Briand Co founder NovelT Presentation below Improving Precision and Coverage Ben Winters
dc.identifier.urihttps://lib.digitalsquare.io/handle/123456789/77101
dc.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dc.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dc.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dc.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dc.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dc.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum 2018
dc.subjectZambia
dc.subjectData Systems
dc.subjectVaccination Coverage
dc.subjectData Mapping
dc.titlePrecision Public Health: transformative approaches to target and measure interventions to efficiently make impacten
dcterms.abstractPopulation numbers and disease burdens rarely are reported at lower than district level If disease was uniform across populations and populations were spread evenly across space interventions would be easy to plan But we know this is not the case more often than not distribution of disease is heterogeneous Knowing where disease burden is highest is critical to target interventions and reach the most susceptible Knowing where people are is also critical and in many developing countries with rapidly growing populations good population data are lacking These two concepts in part explain why curable illness like malnutrition malaria and trachoma are still responsible for significant disease burden Game changing approaches that are pushing the frontier of precision public health will be shared including geo surveillance methods for effective and equitable service delivery where success is measured by disease impact and previously overlooked communities gain health access Speakers included Matt Berg MODERATOR CEO Ona Alain Labrique Director Global mHealth Initiative JHU Guy Vernet CEO M rieux Foundation Ben Winters Regional Director Africa Akros Patrick Briand Co founder NovelT Presentation below Improving Precision and Coverage Ben Winters
dcterms.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dcterms.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dcterms.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dcterms.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dcterms.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum Presentations
dcterms.subjectGlobal Digital Health Forum 2018
dcterms.subjectZambia
dcterms.subjectData Systems
dcterms.subjectVaccination Coverage
dcterms.subjectData Mapping
dcterms.titlePrecision Public Health: transformative approaches to target and measure interventions to efficiently make impacten
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