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Bareng
Aletta Sanny
Nonyane
,
PhD

Research Professor

Departmental Affiliations

Primary
Division
Global Disease Epidemiology and Control

Center & Institute Affiliations

B. Aletta Nonyane, PhD, MSc, applies statistical design and analysis methods to investigate the effect of interventions for improving access to HIV and TB healthcare services.

Contact Info

615 N. Wolfe Street, Room E5519
Baltimore
Maryland
21205
US        

Research Interests

International Health; Multilevel data; High Dimensional data; Bayesian methods; HIV and TB research; Maternal and Child Health

Experiences & Accomplishments
Education
PhD
University of Edinburgh
2004
MSc
University of KwaZulu-Natal
2000
BSc
University of KwaZulu-Natal
1999
Overview

I am a statistician with expertise in analysis of clustered and longitudinal data, as well as analysis of high-dimensional (small n, large predictor sets) data. My current research involves designing and analyzing cluster-randomized trials, evaluating new diagnostic tests, national health systems evaluations and collaborating with scientists in the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions on the design and analysis of clinical studies. The research areas I work in include TB case finding and TB diagnostic techniques, analysis of HIV/AIDS outcomes and improving linkage to TB and HIV healthcare services. The countries in which I have done or continue to do collaborative work include India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Ethiopia, South Africa, Malawi, Brazil, and Peru.

Select Publications

Selected Publications

  • Nonyane BAS, Steiner L, Shearer K, Genade L, Martinson N, Hoffmann CJ, Lebina L. Characterizing patterns in routinely reported longitudinal HIV data in South Africa using a Bayesian multiplicative interaction model. BMJ Public Health 2023; epub 1:e000070. doi:10.1136/ bmjph-2023-000070

  • Garg T, Nonyane BAS, Mohlamonyane M, Lebina L, Martinson NA, Dowdy DW, Hanrahan CF. Investigating linkage to care between hospitals and primary care clinics for people with TB in rural South Africa. PLoS One. 2023 18(8):e0289830. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0289830. PMID: 37578978; PMCID: PMC10424851

  • Malhotra, A., Nonyane, B.A.S., Shirey, E. et al. Pragmatic cluster-randomized trial of home-based preventive treatment for TB in Ethiopia and South Africa (CHIP-TB). Trials  2023, 24, 475. https://doi.org/10.1186/s13063-023-07514-7

  • Martinson NA, Nonyane BAS, Genade LP, Berhanu RH, Naidoo P, Brey Z, Kinghorn A, Nyathi S, Young K, Hausler H, Connel L, Lutchminarain K, Swe-Han KS, Vreede H, Said M, von Knorring N, Moulton LH, Lebina L, and the TUTT Study team Evaluating systematic targeted universal testing for tuberculosis in primary care clinics of South Africa; a cluster randomized trial (The TUTT Trial). 2023 PLOS Medicine 22;20(5):e1004237

  • Nonyane BAS, Nicol MP, Andreas NJ, Rimmele S, Schneiderhan-Marra N, Workman LJ, Perkins MD, Joos T, Broger T, Ellner JJ, Alland D, Kampmann B, Dorman SE, Zar HJ. Serologic Responses in Childhood Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal 2018; 37(1):1-9; PMID: 28719497.

  • Nonyane B. A. S. and Whittaker J.C. (2010) A variance components factor model for genetic association studies: A Bayesian analysis. Genet. Epidemiology 34: 529–536, 2010

Projects
SMART4TB https://tbcenter.jhu.edu/smart4tb/
Center for AIDS Research https://hopkinscfar.org/