Founder and director of the Centre for Health Economics Research & Modelling Infectious Diseases (CHERMID)
Founder and co-director of the interuniversitary Simulation Models for Infectious Diseases (SIMID) consortium
Senior Visiting Fellow, School of Public Health and Community Medicine, The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Main research interests:
- health economic evaluation
- models of infectious diseases
- economics of infectious disease prevention and control
- criteria for health care prioritisation
General background:
- Master in Applied Economics (Commercial Engineering); PhD in Medical Sciences (on health economics)
- Held positions at the University of Antwerp (since 1994), the University of Sydney (2003-2005) and the University of Technology at Sydney (2003-2005)
- Regular advisor for national and international institutions, including the following memberships:
Former PhD students (graduation year):
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