Melisa Martinez-Alvarez BSc MSc

Research Degree Student

I joined The School in 2008. I graduated from BSc Biology with a Year in Europe from Imperial College London in 2006. Following my interest in infectious diseases and development, I completed the MSc Control of Infectious Diseases at the LSHTM in 2007. After finishing my MSc, I volunteered and worked as consultant for Christian Aid for six months.

I then worked for two years as a Research Assistant at the School on the application of macro-economics to health and the economics of globalization and health, before becoming a research degree student.

Affiliation

Teaching

I am involved in two modules: Introduction to Health Economics and Conflict and Health.

Research

My PhD is exploring the effectiveness of Development Assistance for Health in Tanzania.

Research areas

  • Disease control
  • Global Health
  • Globalisation
  • Health care financing
  • Health policy
  • Health systems

Disciplines

  • Development studies
  • Economics
  • Policy analysis

Disease and Health Conditions

  • Infectious disease

Regions

  • Euro area

Countries

  • India
  • Tanzania
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