Adaptive Interventions for a Dynamic and Responsive Public Health Approach

Abstract

A comment on Wang and Chakraborty (2023) in which I argue that adaptive interventions have the potential to lead us towards a vision of public health that is more responsive to changing needs, and call for methods work to adapt the sequential, multiple-assignment randomized trial to settings that require rapid response.

Nicholas J. Seewald

Assistant Professor of Biostatistics

Assistant Professor of Biostatistics at the University of Pennsyvlania Perelman School of Medicine