Health and Environmental Economics
Health economics is an applied field of study that examines and finds systems-based solutions to make health care more equitable, accessible, and affordable for all. Health economists seek to understand the role that a broad range of stakeholders (such as health care providers, patients, insurance companies, government agencies, corporations, and public organizations) play in health care spending. Health economists are curious about what affects health outcomes.INTEREST(S)
Cost effectiveness of Health management and health care Health and productivityWomen’s health Covid and mental healthGender based violence and health
VISION
To advance research in health and environmental economics by generating evidence-based insights that promote sustainable health care systems, efficient resource allocation, and healthier environments for future generations.
MISSION
To investigate the economic dimensions of health care and environmental challenges by examining the roles of diverse stakeholders, evaluating policies and interventions, and developing sustainable solutions that improve health outcomes while balancing economic and environmental priorities.
MEMBER(S)
Health and Productivity of Working women in Bangladesh
Health and Productivity of Working women in Bangladesh
A Comparative Systematic Review of LMIC and HIC on Drivers of Iatrogenic Harm
Iatrogenic harm refers to preventable injury or death caused by medical care. This paper reviews 31 studies selected from 120 identified sources to compare how iatrogenic harm occurs in low-and high-i...