ECHIL is a health economics research team at UCLouvain (University of Louvain) created in 2021 under the leadership of Prof. Sandy Tubeuf.
The research conducted by ECHIL is related to health economics and proposes an economic analysis of health policies and healthcare decisions. The research programme is focused on the use of quantitative methods within a multidisciplinary perspective. An economic theory approach is used to formulate research hypotheses that are then empirically investigated.
The scientific project of ECHIL is built around four thematic areas:
1 - Inequalities of opportunity in health and in education
2 - The economics of rare diseases
3 - Economic evaluation of complex health interventions
4 - Global Health policies
Sandy Tubeuf
Professor of Health Economics
Researcher at IRSS and IRES
International chair Circle U Knowledge Hub in Global Health
Visiting professor at University of Leeds, UK
sandy.tubeuf@uclouvain.be
Research areas : Health inequalities, inequalities of opportunity in health, inequalities of opportunity at school, social justice, evaluation of public policies, rare diseases.
Research Team :
Joséphine Aikpitanyi FNRS Postdoctoral Research Fellow at IRSS; affiliated to IRES – LIDAM
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Alexia Bigorne PhD student
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Luigi Boggian PhD student
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Charlotte Desterbecq PhD student
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Rebecca (Becky) Jones Research assistant for EM-DAT project |
Aditi Kharb Research assistant for EM-DAT project |
Cossi Xavier Agbeto ARES Development cooperation fellowship |
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