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Embedding risk monitoring in infectious disease surveillance for timely and effective outbreak prevention and control
Epidemic intelligence efforts aim to predict, timely detect and assess (re-)emerging pathogens, guide and evaluate infectious ...
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A behavioural science framework for tackling upstream challenges in health systems
Insights from behavioural science can inform a wide range of solutions including policy reforms, infrastructure changes, ...
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Implementation outcomes of tuberculosis digital adherence technologies: a scoping review using the RE-AIM framework
Introduction Globally, tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the leading infectious causes of death, with 1.3 million deaths.
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Seasonal influenza surveillance and vaccination policies in the WHO South-East Asian Region
The WHO South-East Asia Region (SEAR), with its high population density, is recognised by epidemiologists as a critical ...
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Extending a parallel cluster randomised trial into a stepped-wedge cluster randomised trial: implications for interpretation
The PACK trial 1 was a parallel-arm cluster randomised trial, assigning 48 clinics to the intervention arm (a training ...
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Safeguarding healthcare workers in Gaza and throughout occupied Palestine
Israel has systematically attacked healthcare workers (HCWs) and health infrastructure throughout Gaza.1–5 Indeed, ‘the number of aid workers killed in Gaza in the past year is the highest ever in a ...
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Contextual factors influencing implementation of tuberculosis digital adherence technologies: a scoping review guided by the RE-AIM framework
Introduction Digital adherence technologies (DATs) may enable person-centred tuberculosis (TB) treatment monitoring; however, implementation challenges may undermine their effectiveness. Using the ...