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Thursday, December 28, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
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Epidemiological Modeling During Pandemic In Europe
In the December issue of Health Affairs, Mark Jit of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and his team of coauthors reflect on epidemiological modeling conducted in Western Europe ([link removed] ) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Focusing specifically on Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, Jit and coauthors find that approaches to modeling used can be classified according to the temporal scope of the model’s outputs, the pandemic stage the model’s data are based on, the interventions modeled, and the model form.
They find a few common lessons, determining that most modeling teams used deterministic or stochastic compartmental models, models were used for situational analysis, and age-stratified data on things like hospitalizations and virology were most reliable for calibrating models.
The researchers conclude that data collection, collaboration, policy engagement, and public engagement should be supported during future crises.
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Before we kick off 2024 with new episodes of Health Affairs This Week, let's take a look back at our final episodes of 2023!
Health Policy 2023 Wrapped ([link removed] )
Health Affairs' Leslie Erdelack and Rob Lott take cues from Spotify Wrapped to look back to the most important headlines from the first eleven months of 2023.
They discuss Medicaid unwinding, drug price negotiations, life after Dobbs, Ozempic, artificial intelligence, COVID-19, affirmative action, and more.
Behind the Pages: Global Lessons From COVID-19 ([link removed] )
Health Affairs' Leslie Erdelack and Margaret Saunders go behind the pages to discuss the latest theme issue from Health Affairs on Global Lessons From COVID-19.
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In conjunction with our new issue on Global Lessons from COVID-19, we wanted to highlight studies on COVID-19 and Systems of Care.
In an October 2023 Forefront article, Lawrence O. Gostin and coauthors explore the UN's political declaration on pandemics ([link removed] ) and consider what should happen next.
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