Global Health
In 2014, the Global Health Team was established to build upon CHE's existing research in global health.
Global health is also a cross-cutting research theme within CHE and draws upon the expertise and insights of CHE researchers from a number of different research teams. At present our work focusses upon: economic evaluation; the economics of noncommunicable diseases; equity; and provider payments.
Research Staff
- Julia Hatamyar, Research Fellow
- Akseer Hussain, Research Fellow
- Priscilla Kandoole, Research Fellow
- Noemi Kreif, Senior Research Fellow
- Sumit Mazumdar, Research Fellow
- Sakshi Mohan, Research Fellow
- Rodrigo Moreno-Serra, Professor, Team Leader
- Ivan Ochoa Moreno, Research Fellow
- Megha Rao, Research Fellow
- Paul Revill, Professor, Team Leader
- Vishalie Shah, Research Fellow
- Wiktoria Tafesse, Research Fellow
Support Staff
- Kirsty Adegboro, Administrator
- Katherine Devlin, Project Coordinator
- Sarah Dwyer, Project Manager (NIHR HFACT Unit)
- Lily Green, Project Coordinator (NIHR HFACT Unit)
- Steph Richards, Project Coordinator (Thanzi Programme)
- Alexandra Rollinger, Project Manager (Thanzi Programme)
- Chris Walker, Research Grant Finance Officer (NIHR HFACT Unit)
Research Students
- Newton Chagoma, PhD student
- Jacopo Gabani, PhD student
- Neelam Kalita, PhD student
- Vishalie Shah, PhD student
Other researchers with Global Health interests
- Adriana Castelli, Senior Research Fellow
- Martin Chalkley, Professor
- Karl Claxton, Professor
- Richard Cookson, Professor
- Susan Griffin, Senior Research Fellow
- Jessica Ochalek, Research Fellow
- Nigel Rice, Professor
- Claire Rothery, Senior Research Fellow
- Mark Sculpher, Professor
- Luigi Siciliani, Professor
- Simon Walker, Research Fellow
- Beth Woods, Senior Research Fellow
Economic evaluation
Theme Lead: Paul Revill
- Methods & guidelines
- Economic evaluation of HIV policies
- Economic analysis alongside randomised clinical trials & implementation studies
- Cost-effectiveness threshold estimation
- Economics of vaccination
Public health & policy impact evaluation
Theme Lead:
- Economic consequences of (ill-) health
- Socioeconomic inequalities in health & health behaviours
- Policy impact evaluation
- Economic evaluation of public health interventions
- Global health financing
Publications
Centre for Health Economics
University of York,
Heslington,
York,
YO10 5DD,
UK
Tel:
+44 (0)1904 321401
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