About

We are a group of health economists with a diverse portfolio working on a wide range of policy-relevant studies in collaboration with research institutes, governments, international organisations, and other academics. We aim to improve health equity and outcomes by engaging in high quality health economic research and capacity building globally, with a focus on the Asia Pacific region. Through respectful engagement and our close partnerships, we use health economic methods to support decision-making towards improved health outcomes.

Our research focuses primarily on data- and model-driven economic evaluations, as well as methodological advancements to incorporate equity within our analyses. Much of our work is conducted alongside clinical trials, implementation studies, and epidemiological studies. Our team has a particular focus on infectious diseases and vaccines, where we leverage our existing collaborations to synthesize infectious disease modelling with health technology assessment.

Our People

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Dr Angela Devine

Senior Research Fellow, Unit Deputy Head
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Dr Christine Mpundu-Kaambwa

Senior Research Fellow
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Dr Tori Oliver

Senior Research Fellow
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Dr Tianxin Pan

Senior Research Fellow
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Patrick Abraham

Research Fellow
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Dr Rabiah Al Adawiyah

Research Fellow
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Marie-Anne Boujaoude

Research Fellow
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Dr Sabine Deij

Lecturer, Research Fellow
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Yingying (Cyan) Wang

Research Fellow
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Nabil Husni

PhD Student
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Fulgence Niyibitegeka

PhD Student, Research Assistant
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Prof Barbara McPake

Professor of Health Economics (Honorary)