Predicting the Impact of Subnational Tailoring of Interventions in Guinea
Biostatistician, Data Scientist & Epidemiologist specializing in health data analytics, statistical modeling, large-scale data management, and clinical research.
Period: 2020–2021
Role: Lead Modeler & Data Analyst
Context & Objective
Modeled malaria intervention scenarios to guide national planning and resource allocation in Guinea.
Methods & Tools
- EMOD malaria model
- R (data wrangling, visualization)
- GIS risk mapping
Key Deliverables
- Scenario models and reports for NMCP
- Maps and decision briefs
Impact
Supported subnational targeting and resource allocation decisions.
Links:
- Code: to be added
- Report/Publication: to be added
- Contact: Email
Ousmane Diallo, MPH-PhD – Biostatistician, Data Scientist & Epidemiologist based in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Specializing in SAS programming, CDISC standards, and real-world evidence for clinical research.
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