Dr. Hla Htay has been working with Burnet Institute Myanmar since 2006. After his graduation from Institute of Medicine (1) in Yangon, Myanmar, he started his career to provide medical assistance to needy people in very remote areas of Mon and Karen States, specifically in the Thai-Burmese border region by working with Médecins Sans Fronti\u00E8res (MSF) in Myanmar. He has risked his life for humanitarian assistance in such insecure and difficult-to-access villages. He pursued further study for a Master of Public Health at Mahidol University, Thailand with a special focus on Primary Health Care in 2005. After completing his further study, he joined Burnet Institute Myanmar. Dr Hla Htay plays pivotal roles in various technical and program management areas including HIV, TB, Malaria, Research and Organisation Development. He has extensive knowledge and understanding in working with highly stigmatised and discriminated people. His current position is Senior Technical Manager and he oversees all the technical support for implementation of programs and projects.
The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific
Bridget Draper, Alisa Pedrana, Margaret Hellard, Jessica Howell, Bridget Draper, Alisa Pedrana, Margaret Hellard, Jessica Howell, Hla Htay, Bridget Draper
Liver International
Bridget Draper, Alisa Pedrana, Jessica Howell, Anna L. Bowring, Margaret Hellard, Hla Htay, Bridget Draper, Alisa Pedrana, Jessica Howell, Anna L. Bowring
Toxicology in Vitro
Hla Htay
ACCESS Myanmar will implement and evaluate an electronic health records data linkage system that effectively monitors the progress of patients through HIV testing and treatment episodes of care across a network of partnering community and government services.
This study examined the feasibility of a community-based testing and treatment program for hepatitis C.
This project estimated the national treatment scale-up required to reach Myanmar's hepatitis C elimination targets by 2030.