Health economics

From a societal and political standpoint, prioritizing optimal health remains a commendable goal. Early diagnosis, preventive measures, accurate medication, and effective treatment play pivotal roles in averting economic strains caused by avoidable hospitalizations, loss of earnings, and care allowances. Stakeholders in politics, interest groups, healthcare providers, and pharmaceutical companies require meticulously researched, evidence-based knowledge.

Our interdisciplinary health research team specializes in investigating and analyzing complex subjects, blending expertise in biology, medicine, economics, and health economics. Our comprehensive knowledge extends to a nuanced understanding of the Austrian healthcare system, enabling us to adeptly assess treatment pathways, categorize drug mechanisms, and understand the implications of insufficiently addressed health issues. Similarly, we measure the potential relief that may result from introducing a new vaccine or innovative drug, considering its impact on individuals, their families, hospitals, and the entire healthcare system.

Research involves studying international specialist literature, compiling information from reputable databases, identifying new correlations with calculations and links, and discussing results in the context of current knowledge. We present the condensed insights from our studies in a succinct form customized for specific target audiences.

We operate with an open-ended approach and at the highest academic level.