Expertise, Role and Activity
The NOVA National School of Public Health, through a consolidated and diversified training offer, in close articulation with research and a strong connection to practice, has promoted the training of highly differentiated professionals. Also, the School leads and participates in competitive research projects, guided by public health current and future challenges, focused on innovation and societal impact. The current project record illustrates the multi-disciplinary of our School, with EU-funded projects related to healthcare services (inequalities in healthcare access, healthcare safety and quality, care integration, e.g.), health impact assessment (related, e.g., to climate change and health policies), and health technologies evaluation and implementation. The evidence production supports populations health and well-being and strengthen health systems, with the priority being to translate evidence into adapted and replicable solutions in real contexts.
PI: Julian Perelman
Julian Perelman is Full Professor at Nova National School of Public Health and Vice-President of the Portuguese Commission for Health Technology Assessment. He authored more than 100 publications in scientific journals and was the first author of the Portuguese guidelines for economic evaluation of health technologies. In the project, he oversees WP8, on economic evaluation and business plan.
Joana Alves
Joana Alves is a health economist, researcher, and coordinator of the Knowledge Center Public Health ImpACT at the National School of Public Health (ENSP NOVA). She holds a PhD in Public Health and a Master’s in Economics from NOVA. She will be collaborating on WP8, namely on the economic evaluation of the new technologies to be developed along the project.
Francisco Madeira
The team includes Francisco Madeira, a PhD student contributing to economic evaluation within the BactEradiX project. Francisco Madeira holds a Master's in Health Management from ENSP NOVA and a Bachelor's in Biomedical Sciences. His research focuses on health economic evaluation, policy and services.
All the Consortium
