Disease Control
We leverage our expertise in areas such as epidemiology, data analysis, public health policy, and healthcare administration to help design and implement effective disease control strategies. Some of the specific ways in which we help in disease control include:
- Developing disease surveillance and monitoring systems: We work with public health agencies and governments to design and implement disease surveillance and monitoring systems that help identify outbreaks and track the spread of infectious diseases.
- Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are a rigorous method of evaluating the effectiveness of a program or intervention. They involve randomly assigning participants to a treatment group or a control group, and measuring the outcomes of interest for both groups. RCTs are useful for establishing causality and for determining the effectiveness of a program under controlled conditions. They are particularly useful for evaluating new interventions or for establishing evidence-based practices.