Órgãos Sociais

Professor Auxiliar Convidado na Nova School of Business and Economics onde colabora com o Nova Health Economics & Management Knowledge Center em projetos de Economia da Saúde.

É doutorado em Economia pela Nova SBE, e esteve como investigador visitante na Boston University e na Harvard School of Public Health. Trabalhou também como investigador em projetos com a Lancaster University.

Adicionalmente, é perito da Comissão de Avaliação de Tecnologias de Saúde do Infarmed e membro da Comissão Nacional para os Centros de Referência do SNS. Tem vasta experiência de consultoria em economia e política de saúde em projetos nacionais e internacionais, com instituições públicas e privadas.

I am Lecturer in Global Health Systems Research at the School of Public Health, Imperial College London, since 2022. I am a Health Economist with a general interest in quasi-experimental policy analysis in health. Two current areas of research include sin taxes & subsidies, and the health of older populations, with focus shifting towards low- and middle-income countries. Previously I held appointments at Nova School of Business & Economics, Portugal, the School of Business & Management, Queen Mary University of London, and the Geneva School of Economics & Management, Switzerland, where I obtained my PhD in Econometrics. 

Ana Moura is a health economist interested in informing decision-making in healthcare to improve individual well-being. She currently works as a consultant, specializing in data analytics and econometrics applications within health economics. Her past experiences include a breadth of roles across academia and the public sector. Ana is affiliated with the Health Economics & Management Knowledge Center at Nova School of Business and Economics, and she has served on the board of APES for several terms.

Ana has received her Ph.D. in Economics from Tilburg University (the Netherlands) in 2021. Her doctoral research investigated the effects of public policies on the healthcare system and health outcomes and it has been published in top, peer reviewed journals within the field, as well as presented in multiple international conferences. Ana received the Pedro Pita Barros Award in 2020 for the best scientific paper in Health Economics by a young research published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.

Diogo Marques, graduado em Ciências Farmacêuticas, Pós-Graduado em Gestão da Informação e Business Intelligence em Saúde e a concluir atualmente a Licenciatura em Economia no ISEG. Tem mais de 5 anos de experiência como Consultor na área da saúde, contando também com experiências na distribuição farmacêutica e em gestão hospitalar. Integra atualmente os órgãos sociais da Seção Regional do Sul e Regiões Autónomas da Ordem dos Farmacêuticos e integra a Direção da Associação Portuguesa de Economia da Saúde.

Luís Sá é atualmente investigador de pós-doutoramento do Núcleo de Investigação em Políticas Económicas e Empresariais da Universidade do Minho. Trabalha na fronteira entre a Economia da Saúde e a Economia Industrial e tem artigos publicados no Journal of Health Economics.

Doutorado em Economia pela Universidade do Minho em 2021, lecciona na escolas de Economia e Medicina desta universidade. Entre 2020 e 2022, foi um dos membros do Comité para Investigadores em Início de Carreira da APES, e representante da Associação no Early Career Committee da European Health Economics Association.

Sara Machado is a Fellow at the Department of Health Policy at the London School of Economics. She is also the Harvey Chair Scholar in Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. She teaches courses in health economics, with a focus on policy applications of fundamental economic concepts, on the Department’s full-time master’s programme and executive education.

She acts as an adviser to national and international organisations, including the Portuguese Ministry of Health and the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policy. She co-authored the Health Systems in Transition – Portugal 2011 country profile and the Strategy for to Eliminate Hepatitis C in Portugal, in 2017.

Sara Machado is committed to building bridges between researchers, policy-makers, and health care practitioners. She is the Deputy Chair of the Early Career Committee of the European Health Economics Association and a member of the Management Board of BEHnet, an international network of researchers and practitioners conducting behavioural experiments in health.

Julian Perelman holds a PhD in Economics from Université catholique de Louvain (Belgium). He is currently associate professor at the Portuguese National School of Public Health (NOVA University of Lisbon), and Vice-President of the Portuguese Commission for Health Technology Evaluation (CATS). He coordinated the Mission Framework for the Sustainability of the Health Budget Program (Ministry of Health and Ministry of Finance), from 2018 to 2020. He authored more than 80 publications in indexed scientific journals, mainly related to economic evaluation in health, socioeconomic determinants of health, and payment systems and incentives.

Senior Lecturer in Health Economics in the Division of Health Research at Lancaster University, United Kingdom. She holds a PhD in Public Health-Health Economics from the National School of Public Health, Nova University of Lisbon in Portugal, an MSc in European Social Policy Analysis from Bath University in the UK, and graduated in Economics from ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics and Management, Lisbon University in Portugal. Between 2001 and 2014 she was Assistant Professor of Health Economics at the National School of Public Health at University Nova of Lisbon. She worked for the Institute of Management and IT (Ministry of Health) in the Department of Information Systems Development from 1995 until 2000, where she was the Executive responsible for the Financing System/Classification System in Diagnoses Related Groups. She has over 20 years of experience in research and has developed her expertise around economic evaluation of health technologies, efficiency measurement, equity and quality of life. She has been involved in several scientific associations in the field of health care such as PCSI, EuHEA and the Portuguese Chapter of ISPOR. She has done a wide variety of consultancy work for private and public entities, both in Portugal and abroad.

Luís Filipe is a senior researcher at Lancaster University. His research interests are twofold:

Ageing of the population and informal care

Doctors’ behavior and hospital efficiency in systems with non-financial incentives

https://sites.google.com/view/luiscoelhofilipe

Maria Ana Matias is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Health Economics, University of York, United Kingdom. Prior to that, she was an invited assistant professor at Nova School of Business and Economics in Lisbon, Portugal, where she taught Data Analysis and Probabilities. She was also a researcher in the Mission Structure for the Sustainability of the Health Budgetary Programme, which was created by the Portuguese Government to monitor the financial performance of the Portuguese NHS and propose measures to enhance resilience and sustainability.

She holds a PhD in Economics awarded by the Nova School of Business and Economics. Her main areas of research are in health economics applied to mental health. Part of her research focuses on the financing and organisation of mental health systems, socio-economic determinants of mental health, and drivers of adherence to psychotropic medication.