I hold a joint position as Associate Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Dynamics at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and Nagasaki University.
My research area is vaccine impact modelling with a focus on estimating the health, economic, and equity impact of vaccination programmes to support evidence-based decision-making on vaccination strategies in collaboration with partners and stakeholders at the global, regional, and national levels. I have conducted impact assessments of existing and new vaccines to inform vaccine policy in diverse contextual, geographic, and resource settings.
I welcome collaborations related to estimating the impact of vaccination in diverse settings, and you are welcome to contact me.
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Teaching
I teach courses on infectious disease epidemiology, modelling infectious diseases, and vaccinology. I supervise masters and doctoral students on their thesis projects related to vaccine modelling, epidemiology, and economics.
Research
The vision of our Vaccine Value group is to improve vaccine equity. Our mission is to assess the value of vaccines to support evidence-informed decision-making on new vaccine introductions and scaling up coverage of existing vaccines at the national, regional, and global levels. Our vaccine value assessments are based on multiple criteria, including disease burden, health and economic impact of vaccination, benefit-risk assessment, equity, vaccine-avertable antimicrobial resistance, acceptability among stakeholders and community, and broader socioeconomic benefits.
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