– Sarah Staedke –
Professor of Malaria and Global Health
Faculty of Infectious and Tropical Diseases London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Contact
Infectious Disease Research Collaboration Plot 2C, Nakasero Hill Road Kampala Uganda
Sarah is a clinical epidemiologist based in Uganda where she has conducted research since 1999. Her research is focused on methods to improve quality of care and fever case management, and novel approaches to prevent and control malaria.
Further information on Sarah is available on her institutional profile.
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