CISNET-Cervical: modelling to guide public health research and priorities

• SS 16-01 • Overview of the structure and aims of CISNET-Cervical See abstract > J. Jane KIM • SS 16-02 • Comparative modelling – how do the outputs from current state-of-the-art models compare? See abstract > M. Marjolein VAN BALLEGOOIJEN • SS 16-03 • Modelling the natural history of cervical cancer – what can models tell us about dwell time for infections that lead to cancer? See abstract > E. Emily A. Burger • SS 16-04 • The hysterectomy effect – understanding the influence of hysterectomy trends on cervical cancer and impact on evaluation of new strategies for cancer prevention. See abstract > M. Megan Smith • SS 16-05 • Exploring the association between HPV and HIV in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa: a microsimulation study See abstract > S. Suzette MATTHIJSSE • SS 16-06 • The challenges in modelling cervical screening participation in US context. See abstract > J. Jane KIM • SS 16-08 • The interface between HPV-FRAME and CISNET-Cervical. > K. Karen CANFELL