UDT model with dynamics¶
Name: UDT
Description: UDT example
Contents¶
Compartments¶
Compartment: Births¶
Code name:
birth
Is source
Does not appear in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Compartment: Undiagnosed¶
Code name:
undx
Does not appear in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Compartment: Diagnosed¶
Code name:
dx
Does not appear in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Compartment: Treated¶
Code name:
tx
Does not appear in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Compartment: dead¶
Code name:
dead
Does not appear in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Characteristics¶
Characteristic: All people with condition¶
Code name:
all_people
Value can be used for calibration
Includes:
Undiagnosed
Diagnosed
Treated
Appears in the databook
Databook values will be used for model initialization
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Characteristic: Diagnosed people¶
Code name:
all_dx
Value can be used for calibration
Includes:
Diagnosed
Treated
Appears in the databook
Databook values will be used for model initialization
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Characteristic: Currently treated¶
Code name:
all_tx
Value can be used for calibration
Includes:
Treated
Appears in the databook
Databook values will be used for model initialization
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameters¶
Parameter: Annual number of new diagnoses¶
Code name:
num_diag
Units/format: number
Value restrictions: At least 0
Default value: None
Appears in the databook
Used to compute:
“Diagnosis rate”
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Diagnosis rate¶
Code name:
diag
Value can be used for calibration
Units/format: probability
Value restrictions: 0-1.0000
Contributes to transitions from:
“Undiagnosed” to “Diagnosed”
Default value: None
Does not appear in the databook
This parameter’s value is computed by a function:
num_diag/max(undx,num_diag)
Depends on:
“Undiagnosed”
“Annual number of new diagnoses”
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Annual number newly initiated onto treatment¶
Code name:
num_initiate
Units/format: number
Value restrictions: At least 0
Default value: None
Appears in the databook
Used to compute:
“Initiation rate”
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Initiation rate¶
Code name:
initiate
Value can be used for calibration
Units/format: probability
Value restrictions: 0-1.0000
Contributes to transitions from:
“Diagnosed” to “Treated”
Default value: None
Does not appear in the databook
This parameter’s value is computed by a function:
num_initiate/max(dx,num_initiate)
Depends on:
“Diagnosed”
“Annual number newly initiated onto treatment”
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Annual number lost to follow-up¶
Code name:
num_loss
Units/format: number
Value restrictions: At least 0
Default value: None
Appears in the databook
Used to compute:
“Loss-to-follow-up rate”
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Loss-to-follow-up rate¶
Code name:
loss
Value can be used for calibration
Units/format: probability
Value restrictions: 0-1.0000
Contributes to transitions from:
“Treated” to “Diagnosed”
Default value: None
Does not appear in the databook
This parameter’s value is computed by a function:
num_loss/max(tx,num_loss)
Depends on:
“Treated”
“Annual number lost to follow-up”
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Birth rate¶
Code name:
b_rate
Units/format: number
Contributes to transitions from:
“Births” to “Undiagnosed”
Default value: None
Appears in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Untreated death rate¶
Code name:
inf_death
Units/format: probability
Contributes to transitions from:
“Undiagnosed” to “dead”
“Diagnosed” to “dead”
Default value: None
Appears in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Parameter: Treated death rate¶
Code name:
tx_death
Units/format: probability
Contributes to transitions from:
“Treated” to “dead”
Default value: None
Appears in the databook
Description:
Data entry guidance:
Interactions¶
Cascades¶
Cascade: Cascade¶
Description:
Stages:
All people with condition
All people with condition
Diagnosed people
Diagnosed people
Currently treated
Currently treated