The HEU has members from a wide range of countries in Africa, Europe, Asia and the Americas. Staff have skills in health economics, management and public health. Our Postdoctoral Fellows and Honorary Academics are an integral part of the intellectual life of the Health Economics Unit.
economics of HIV-treatment and prevention, primarily in the areas of equity, efficiency and the costs of scaling-up
health service financing; equity in the health sector; access to and utilisation of health services; geographic allocation of health care resources; the role of the private health sector; public/private sector mix issues
economic evaluation of interventions for tuberculosis and cervical cancer; scaling up health services; public-private partnerships in health care
health system reform and financing; gender and equity issues in health and development
poverty analysis; equity in health and health financing; quantitative health economics and econometric research
access to and utilisation of health services, disease burden, health financing and applied microeconometrics on health issues
analysis of implementation processes for health system strengthening options from the organisational and institutional perspectives in order to examine the impact on equity
health policy analysis and early childhood development services (0-4)
social determinants of health; health economics; applied econometrics; development; small enterprises and financing
health policy, health systems research, health management; reproductive health; and maternal and child health
health equity; policy implementation; health systems; health care financing; health management
development of techniques for applying economic theory and principles to the health sector; challenging the prevailing orthodoxy of prioritising efficiency over equity considerations in health care decision-making
evaluation of models for the funding and delivery of health care; equity in health
globalisation, health inequalities, health policy, infectious disease
economics of HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis; financial burden of service use; economic evaluation of interventions
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