Angela Devine

Angela Devine is a Principal Research Fellow and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne's Global and Tropical Health department. Her research focuses on economic evaluations of healthcare interventions, malaria epidemiology, HIV and hepatitis B management, and disease cost analysis. She contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to global health and poverty reduction. Recent work includes analyzing malaria elimination strategies in Myanmar, cost-effectiveness of hospital microbiology services in Timor-Leste, and zoonotic malaria economic impacts in Malaysia.

• External Positions: Honorary Appointment (2018–2023) and current Senior Research Fellow role
• Key Expertise: Cost-effectiveness modeling, malaria treatment economics, zoonotic disease analysis

Her research emphasizes translating economic analyses into actionable public health policies, particularly in low-resource settings. Collaborations span multiple countries including Indonesia, Brazil, and Myanmar, focusing on infectious disease control and healthcare system optimization.