Dr Angela Devine is a Health Economist at Menzies School of Health Research and holds an honorary position with The University of Melbourne. Her current research focuses on the costs and cost-effectiveness of strategies for the diagnosis of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase disorder and the subseqent treatment of vivax malaria. Other research interests include the economic evaluation of infectious diseases and methods for assessing the joint costs and consequences of co-infections. Within ACREME, Angela will be involved with evaluating the cost-effectiveness of options for the treatment and control of malaria.
