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Population data, read for burden and inequity. We study how disease is distributed in Bangladesh and South Asia, and whether the systems meant to address it actually reach the people who need them.
Observational study design and secondary analysis of national health surveys, used to quantify the burden of non-communicable disease and of infectious illness — and to say honestly how uncertain those estimates are in a setting with incomplete registration.
Evaluation of digital health interventions, electronic medical records and telemedicine: what they change in patient outcomes, and what they change in clinical workflow, which is often not the same thing.
Systematic reviews, meta-analyses and health economic modelling, produced to a standard that lets them be used in policy argument rather than only in academic argument.
Social and environmental determinants of maternal outcomes and early childhood development, with attention to the gradients that national averages conceal.
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