At DaCHE we study citizens', patients' and health professionals' behaviour and well-being.
We evaluate policies that may affect these agents' behaviours, and we generate input to priority discussions and policy debates by establishing evidence on a broad set of potential implications: resource use, costs, well-being and health outcomes.
We study how incentives, organizational structures and staffing can improve the efficient delivery of high-quality services. We are expersts in health economic evalutation and collaborate with clinical researchers and stakeholders in determining the health impacts and resource consequences of new clinical interventions.
We offer courses at the bachelor and master levetl in Health Economics, Evaluation, Economic Evaluation, Economics of Preventions, Pharmaeconomics, Data Science and Methods of Evaluation. We can also offer tailored short courses on specified themes.
