An efficient nonparametric sampling of time to event for individual-level
models
September, 2022
Brown University (National Cancer Institute prime) CISNET JUICE grant
Comparative modeling of gastric cancer disparities and prevention in the US and globally
September, 2021
The objective of this research program is to produce innovative and paradigm-shifting changes to cancer care through a disparities-focused modeling approach targeting the most vulnerable, high-risk populations that bear the greatest burden of gastric cancer in the US, and the world.
Population Modeling of Bladder Cancer Detection and Control
September 13, 2021
The overall objective of our research program is to address major questions in the surveillance, treatment, prevention, and diagnosis of bladder cancer by means of comparative mathematical modeling.
Comparative Modeling of Effective Policies for Colorectal Cancer Control
September, 2020
The objective of this research program is to reduce the population burden of colorectal cancer by providing the information needed to address key policy questions in an accessible and transparent manner.
Comparative Modeling to Inform Cervical Cancer Control Policies
September, 2020
This projects will pursue analyses related to the impact of newly-revised screening and HPV vaccination guidelines, the comparative effectiveness of forthcoming screening and HPV vaccination strategies and approaches, optimal screening and vaccination strategies in women living with HIV, the optimal routes for reducing cervical cancer disparities, and the potential for cervical cancer elimination in the US, and optimal screening and vaccination strategies for women living with HIV.
Microsimulation Modeling to Compare the Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Nondrug Interventions to Manage Clinical Symptoms in Racially/Ethnically Diverse Persons with Dementia
July, 2019
Systematic reviews of randomized trials conclude that nondrug dyadic interventions that engage the person with ADRD and provide caregivers with skills effectively maintain or slow functional decline and/or reduce ADRD-related behaviors
Promoting better public policies on security and risk reduction for the
imprisoned population in the context of COVID-19
October, 2020
Open Society Foundation (OSF) through the
Drug Policy Program, CIDE
Establishing a dynamic decision-making system in real-time on the COVID-19 pandemic in Mexico City
August, 2020
Awarded by the Society for Medical Decision Making (SMDM) COVID-
19 Decision Modeling Initiative (CDMI)
Establishing a dynamic decision-making system in real-time on the COVID-
19 pandemic in Mexico and Latin America
September, 2021
Open Society Foundations (OSF)
Expanding Stanford-CIDE COSMO Modeling Framework and Methodologies
for COVID-19 Epidemic Modeling across Diverse Geographies and Population
March, 2020
The goal of this project is to extend, expand, and accelerate the current SC-COSMO framework and methods and to implement these improvements.
Proposal to establish a dynamic real-time decision-making system on the
COVID-19 pandemic in the state of Hidalgo, Model SC-COSMO
September, 2020
Secretary of Health of the Government of the State of Hidalgo, 2020
Structural changes in the dynamics of lethal violence in Mexico over time
September, 2020
Drug Policy Program, CIDE, 2020
Improve CISNET Model Transparency and Accessibility
August, 2019
Columbia University (National Cancer Institute prime)
Cost-effectiveness analysis of antiretroviral treatment initiation strategies in the presence of efavirenz resistance in HIV-positive individuals in Mexico
August, 2018
Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility, University of Minnesota
Cost-effectiveness analysis of UNEMES-EC model for multidisciplinary care of patients with diabetes mellitus type 2 (DM2)
May, 2017
CONACYT
Extend HEEMOD to Encompass Value-Based Price (VBP) & Value of Infor-
mation (VOI) Analyses
September, 2017
Policy Analysis, Inc.
Cost-effectiveness of H. pylori screen-and-treat strategies for preventing gastric cancer and ulcers in Mexico
September 2016
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (National Cancer Institute prime)
Comparative Modeling of Colorectal Cancer: Informing Health Policies and Prioritizing Future Research
September 2015
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (National Cancer Institute prime)
Comparative Modeling to Inform Cervical Cancer Control Policies
September 2015
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (National Cancer Institute prime)