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WHO Reference Group on Health Statistics (RGHS) (2022)

Co-Chairs

• Sarah Lewington: Professor of Epidemiology and Medical Statistics, University of Oxford, UK. Focus on epidemiological studies in low-resource settings for non-communicable diseases.
• Rafael Lozano: Professor of Health Metrics Sciences, Director of Health Systems, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), University of Washington, USA. Expertise in health information systems and global health statistics.

Task Force Co-Chairs

• George Mensah: Director of Center for Translation Research and Implementation Science, NHLBI, NIH, USA. Focus on heart, lung, and blood diseases.
• Joshua Salomon: Senior Fellow, Stanford University, USA. Research on priority-setting, health outcomes, and modelling infectious/chronic diseases.

RGHS Task Force Members

TASK FORCE 2: Mortality

• Christopher J.L. Murray: Director, IHME; Global Burden of Disease (GBD) collaboration lead.
• Benn Sartorius: Geospatial disease modeller, University of Oxford.

TASK FORCE 3: Causes of Death

• Ardeshir Khosravi: Director, Iranian Ministry of Health and Medical Education.
• Soewarta Kosen: Researcher, Indonesian Ministry of Health.
• Leontine Alkema: Assistant Professor in Biostatistics, University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Additional Expert Members
List includes prominent experts from institutions like IHME, Oxford, Johns Hopkins, and others, encompassing epidemiology, health metrics, global health policy, and disease surveillance.(key individuals like Gonghuan Yang, Mohsen Naghavi, and Fatima Marinho are noted for their expertise.)

Expert Observers

• Majid Ezzati: Imperial College London
• Angela Wood: University of Cambridge
• Tony Blakely: University of Melbourne
• Notable observers include specialists in health data science, planetary health, and infectious diseases.

Summary

The 2022 WHO RGHS comprises leading experts in global health statistics, epidemiology, and health metrics, coordinating efforts on mortality, causes of death, and broader health system improvement. It includes Co-Chairs, Task Force leaders, contributing experts, and Observers, reflecting a diverse, high-level team dedicated to evidence-based public health strategies.