DEMOS: Virtual Cohort Modelling to Estimate and Assess the Impact of Interventions at a Population Level in Singapore: A Case Study of Potassium-Enriched Salt, CKD Risk and Implementation in Singapore
Description
Join us for a seminar with Assistant Professor Borame Dickens (National University of Singapore), a leading researcher in microsimulation modelling for chronic disease prevention and recipient of the UNSW CVMM International Speaker Fellowship.
In this presentation, A/Prof Dickens will explore how virtual cohort modelling can be used to estimate the population-level impact of health interventions. Using potassium-enriched salt in Singapore as a case study, she will discuss implementation considerations, potential health benefits and risks, including implications for chronic kidney disease, and how modelling can support evidence-based public health decision-making.
This seminar will be of interest to researchers, clinicians, policymakers and public health professionals interested in prevention, chronic disease, implementation science and health policy.
Please join us online (https://georgehub.zoom.us/j/89341081999) or in person where lunch will be provided from 12:45pm.
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