Dr Danielle Currie
System dynamics modeller
EMAIL [email protected]
Dr Currie is a system dynamics modeller at the Sax Institute. With a background in environmental management and public health, her current work focuses on creating user-friendly dynamic simulation models to help decision makers gain insight on the systemic drivers of the complex public and environmental health problems they routinely encounter.
Her research interests have included exploring population-level approaches to preventing and controlling waterborne disease outbreaks, building systems capacity through participatory model building, and improving the integration of evidence into environmental health decision-making processes.
Danielle holds a PhD in Public Health from the University of Queensland.
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More investment in robust data is needed to support our case for chronic disease prevention
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Compelling Case for Prevention: findings and insights from the GoHealth model
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Accelerating risk factor reductions in a systems model of chronic disease burden
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Compelling Case for Prevention: preview of the GoHealth model
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A ‘what if’ tool to better understand complex health problems
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Findings Brief 
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