In my role as Global Health Lead in The Economist Intelligence Unit’s Thought Leadership practice I have led and managed the delivery of numerous high-profile research programmes in global health.
My expertise spans several important areas of global health:
Healthcare system research
- Global Access to Healthcare: Building sustainable health systems
- Access to healthcare in Europe
- Access to healthcare in Asia-Pacific
- Access to healthcare in Africa and the Middle East
- Modernising health systems in the Balkans
Policy response to diseases / disease areas
- Global cancer preparedness
- Addressing non-communicable diseases in adolescence
- The next pandemic? Non-communicable diseases in developing countries
- Lung cancer in Latin America: Time to stop looking away
- Heart Health
- Cancer control, access and inequality in Latin America: A tale of light and shadow
- Global cancer survivorship: the need for integrated care
- Confronting obesity in Europe: Taking action to change the default setting
- Diabetes in the Gulf: The policy challenge
Value-based healthcare
- Value-based healthcare in Sweden: Reaching the next level
- Value-based healthcare in Europe: Laying the foundation
- Value-based healthcare in the UK: A system of trial and error
- Value-based Healthcare in Germany: From free price-setting to a regulated market
- Value-based healthcare in France: A slow adoption of cost-effectiveness criteria
- Value-based healthcare in Spain: Regional experimentation in a shared governance setting
Latest Global Health Posts
- Cancer preparedness in Latin America: The need to build on recent progress
- Index of Cancer Preparedness reveals huge gaps in health system readiness and governance
- Why the fight against non-communicable diseases starts in adolescence
- Sweden offers both best practice and room for improvement on value-based healthcare
- Global healthy ageing challenges: The need for transformation