We are a world-leading group of over 100 academics working on a diverse portfolio of health economics research, with work ranging from the development of innovative methods and empirical research, to policy engagement and impact.

Members have strong national and international partnerships and a wealth of experience in advising UK and other national governments, international agencies, and organisations.

Overview

The Global Health Economics Centre acts as the central body for staff and students across the School who study or apply health economics.

The Centre’s vision is forward-looking and emphasises cutting edge methodological development, rigorous empirical research, and working alongside policy and decision-makers to achieve policy impact. We seek to improve collaborations among economists and researchers in other disciplines at LSHTM and with research groups and policymakers in the UK and around the world. Centre members’ expertise places them at the forefront in building the capacity of health economists and their policy communities – and embracing respectful collaborations worldwide.

Our teaching programme includes research degrees and multiple masters degree programmes taught in London and through our distance learning programme.

LSHTM economists link to others through iHEA and the UK Health Economics Study Group (HESG).

Co-Directors

• Andrew Briggs, Professor of Health Economics
• Mark Jit, Professor of Vaccine Epidemiology
• Giulia Greco, Associate Professor in Health and Wellbeing Economics
• Timothy Powell-Jackson, Professor of Health Economics

Theme leads

Economic evaluation and priority setting

• Sedona Sweeney, Assistant Professor in Health Economics
• Fiammetta Bozzani, Assistant Professor in Health Economics
• Meghan Kumar, Assistant Professor in Health Economics

Policy evaluation

• Timothy Powell-Jackson, Associate Professor
• Laura Cornelsen, Associate Professor
• David Lugo Palacios, Assistant Professor

Economics of infectious diseases

• Martin Harker, Research Degree student
• Simon Procter, Research Fellow

Economics of health systems and organisations

• Catherine Goodman, Professor
• Marie Sanderson, Assistant Professor

Preferences, behaviour and outcomes

• Pitchaya Indravudh, Research Fellow

Macroeconomics of health

• Marcus Keogh-Brown, Associate Professor
• Henning Tarp Jensen, Associate Professor of Macroeconomics and Simulation Modelling

Health Financing

• Josephine Borghi, Professor of Health Economics

Committee chairs

• Research Degrees: John Cairns, Professor of Health Economics
• Teaching: Catherine Pitt, Associate Professor of Health Economics
• Communications: Ian Ross, Assistant Professor