Follow the Sex: Influence of Network Structure on the Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Partner Management Strategies for Sexually Transmitted Infection Control

Keyphrases

• Cost-effectiveness 100%
• Management Strategy 100%
• Network Structure 100%
• Gender Influence 100%
• Sexually Transmitted Infections 100%
• Infection Control 100%
• Partner Management 100%
• Contact Network 20%
• Disease Control Strategies 20%
• Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections 20%
• Scale-free Network 20%
• Disease Management Strategy 10%
• Infectious Diseases 10%
• Disease Outcome 10%
• Low Incidence 10%
• Sensitivity Analysis 10%
• Limited Resources 10%
• Disease Parameters 10%
• Number of Contacts 10%
• Highly Connected 10%
• External Force 10%
• Infection Spread 10%
• Willingness-to-pay Threshold 10%
• Structured Networks 10%
• Contact Parameters 10%
• Scale-free 10%
• Partner Notification 10%
• Optimal Investment 10%
• Contact Tracing 10%
• Infectious Disease Dynamics 10%
• Sexually Transmitted Infection Screening 10%
• Force of Infection 10%
• Expedited Partner Therapy 10%
• Representative Networks 10%
• Effectiveness Framework 10%
• Incidence Prevalence 10%
• Compliance Parameter 10%

Computer Science

• Network Structures 100%
• Contact Network 20%
• Control Strategy 20%
• Disease Control 20%
• Case Study 10%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Prevalence 100%
• Dynamics 50%