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SUMMARY:Epidemiology and Biostatistics January Hybrid Forum
DESCRIPTION:“Using discrete choice experiments to understand which characteristics of HIV and TB service delivery models matter most in southern Africa: critical observations from selected studies” \nJoin us on January 22\, 2024 for an insightful seminar featuring Dr. George\, a distinguished Professor at the Health Economics of HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD) at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban\, South Africa. This will be a hybrid event. You are welcome to join virtually or on-campus. Please register on Eventbrite for forum details. \nDr. George is an economist and behavioral scientist by training and specializes in health systems research. Dr. George has undertaken work on a number of projects in the field of health systems strengthening\, focusing on HIV and AIDS\, including on economic\, psychosocial and behavioral issues. He has collaborated with UN agencies (UNAIDS\, UNICEF\, ILO\, World Bank)\, Governments (South African\, European Union\, Swaziland\, Botswana and the U.S)\, funders (Swedish SIDA\, IrishAID\, RNE\, DfID\, GFATM) as well as big business (SABCOHA\, De Beers\, AngloAmerican\, SAB\, Goldfields\, Eskom). He has also collaborated with faculty at CUNY SPH and Columbia University in New York City on a number of studies. \n
URL:https://sph.cuny.edu/event/epidemiology-and-biostatistics-january-hybrid-forum/
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