E. Burger
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Department of Health Policy and Management, Center for Health Decision ScienceAuthor Of 6 Presentations
COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF DE-INTENSIFYING CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING FOR WOMEN VACCINATED AGAINST HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS INFECTIONS IN NORWAY (ID 157)
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Lecture Time
07:20 AM - 07:25 AM
IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON CERVICAL CANCER ELIMINATION TARGETS IN 78-LMICS: MODELLED PREDICTIONS OF ADDITIONAL CASES AND DEATHS DUE TO 12-MONTH DELAYS IN SCALE-UP TARGETS (ID 307)
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02:29 PM - 02:41 PM
DEMONSTRATING SENSITIVITIES WHEN USING QUALITY OF LIFE DATA IN COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSES OF CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING: A CISNET COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS (ID 611)
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02:05 PM - 02:17 PM
IMPACT OF DISRUPTIONS TO ESTABLISHED CERVICAL SCREENING PROGRAMS ACROSS A RANGE OF HIGH-INCOME COUNTRY PROGRAM DESIGNS: COVID-19 AS AN EXAMPLE (ID 177)
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Lecture Time
02:17 PM - 02:29 PM
BENEFITS AND HARMS OF PRIMARY HPV SCREENING APPROACHES TAILORED TO VACCINATION STATUS IN USA: A CISNET-CERVICAL COMPARATIVE MODELLING STUDY (ID 345)
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Lecture Time
06:05 AM - 06:10 AM
