Ongoing projects
| Title | Lead(s) |
|---|---|
| * Risks and benefits of restarting HIV prevention activities in the midst of on-going COVID-19 epidemics | John Stover (Avenir Health) |
| * Informing VMMC provision in districts within countries in sub-Saharan Africa | Loveleen Bansi-Matharu (UCL) |
| * Informing cost effective interventions to maximise continued engagement on ART in people with HIV (formerly: Effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, and respiratory infection control benefits of expanding community delivery and task-shifting for HIV/AIDS services) | Anna Bershteyn (NYU), Brooke Nichols (H2RO and BU) |
| * Modelling evidence about evolving age/sex patterns of HIV incidence to guide UNAIDS HIV estimates tools in sub-Saharan Africa | Jeff Eaton (Imperial College London), Leigh Johnson (UCT) |
| Modelling the effects of structural interventions and social enablers on HIV incidence and mortality in sub-Saharan African countries | Leigh Johnson (UCT) |
| Modelling to Inform HIV Programmes in sub-Saharan Africa (MIHPSA Collaboration) | Edward Kataika (East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community), Paul Revill (University of York), Andrew Phillips (UCL) |
| MIHPSA Malawi sub-project | Carel Pretorius (Avenir Health), Sherrie Kelly (Burnet Institute), Rose Nyirenda (MOH Malawi) |
| MIHPSA South Africa sub-project | Leigh Johnson (UCT), Edinah Mudimu (University of South Africa), Thato Chidarikire (NDoH South Africa) |
| MIHPSA Zimbabwe sub-project | Valentina Cambiano (UCL), Isaac Taramusi (NAC Zimbabwe) |
| The incremental benefit of Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) focussed interventions on AIDS mortality | Amir Shroufi, Gilles van Cutsem (MSF), Ken Freedberg (MGH, Harvard), Emily Hyle (MGH, Harvard) |
| Assessing the impact and utility of long acting PrEP to help control HIV epidemics in various risk population and settings | Marie-Claude Boily (Imperial College London), Dobromir Dimitrov (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center) |
| * Oral HIV self tests expand PrEP access in sub-Saharan Africa | Katy Godfrey (Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator, Dept of State USA), Andrew Phillips (UCL) |
| * Cost-effectiveness of easy-access risk-informed oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in HIV epidemics in sub-Saharan Africa | Andrew Phillips (UCL) |
*These projects are closed to new collaborators.
Please get in touch with andrew.phillips@ucl.ac.uk if you would like more information or are interested in contributing to a project.