Allocating scarce HIV/AIDS antiretroviral drugs in resource-constrained countries: using modelling to develop tools and analyse consequences of ethics and HIV-epidemiology

这个项目将使世界上一些最贫穷国家的社区受益，这些国家深受艾滋病毒/艾滋病之苦。这项研究对于这些国家决定如何以道德的方式分配有限的治疗来解决这些国家的治疗原则是重要和及时的。但是，所开发的方法也可以应用于不同地区和不同人群的其他疾病，例如澳大利亚土著居民，以提高他们的健康质量。具体而言，衣原体流行病在澳大利亚北部地区的土著社区中广泛流行。本项目开发的工具将很容易适用于该人群衣原体的控制措施。

This project will benefit communities in some of the poorest countries of the world, suffering greatly from the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This research is important and timely for these nations in deciding how to distribute the limited treatment in an ethical manner to address treatment principles of these countries. However, the methods developed can also be applied to other diseases in different regions and people, such as Australian aborigines to increase their quality of health. Specifically, an epidemic of Chlamydia is widespread amongst the aboriginal communities of Australia's Northern Territory. Tools developed in this project will be easily adaptable to address control measures for Chlamydia among this population.