‘ We might state we are willing to do anything to stop the pandemic”, Dr. Ronen Arbel told ‘The Jerusalem Post,’ “however in reality, the general public does not imitate that.”
Ronen Arbel, Phd, Chair of the Technology Marketing Department Sapir Academic College
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Ranging between NIS 50,000 to 100,000 per grant, the institute authorized 27 grants (including Arbel’s) out of 200 submissions, the institute representative informed the Post.
Arbel’s grant will fund the development of a brand-new information bank that will gather openly available information about how Israel and other countries have been attempting to curb the spread of COVID-19, as well as offer a prediction model to evaluate future actions.
Arbel went on to explain that public health policies generally take into account the quality-adjusted life year (QALY) aspect.
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