Presentation
The course is intended for PhD students and other researchers interested in the quantitative analysis of inequality and inequity
in health and health care. It consists of five days of lectures and computing laboratory sessions on a number of topics related to
the measurement and explanation of inequalities in health and health care. Apart from providing a general introduction to the range of approaches available to researchers, it also provides practical guidance on various issues of computation. Illustrative examples
draw on analyses conducted of OECD and developing countries. Students are assessed on their completion of a practical exercise
of data analysis.
Objectives
- To give students understanding of approaches to the measurement of health inequality and inequity employed in economics and other disciplines
- To make students competent in the computation of health inequality measures using Stata
- To motivate students to conduct their own research into health inequalities
Contact
Local Coordinator: Joachim Marti
Tuition fee
Registration (see course list)