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Work in progress
Work in progress
A Rare Opportunity? Assessing the Impact of More Specialists on Rare Disease Care in Brazil (with Núcleo de Saúde - Insper).
Avaliação de Impacto da expansão gradual da Faixa Azul em São Paulo (with Adriano Borges - Insper).
Born with PSF, grow healthy? Exploring variation in program availability among siblings (with Judite Gonçalves - Imperial College).
Pandemic-Induced Shifts in Medical Procedure Utilization: Evidence from Brazil’s Health System (with Iván Ochoa - Univ. of York).
Oil Royalties and Health Outcomes in Brazil (with Fernando Postali - FEA/USP).
Publications
Publications
Dutra Teixeira A, Postali F, Ferreira-Batista N, Diaz M, Moreno-Serra R, The role of primary healthcare amid the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from the Family Health Strategy in Brazil, Social Science & Medicine, 2024, Vol:359.
Ferreira-Batista N, Dutra Teixeira A, Diaz M, Postali F, Moreno-Serra R, Love-Koh J, Is primary health care worth it in the long run? Evidence from Brazil, Health Economics, 2023, Vol:32(7), Pages:1504-1524.
Ferreira-Batista N, Postali F, Diaz M, Dutra Teixeira A, Moreno-Serra R, The Brazilian Family Health Strategy and adult health: evidence from individual and local data for metropolitan areas, Economics and Human Biology, 2022, Vol:46.
Diaz M, Dutra Teixeira A, Postali F, Ferreira-Batista N, Moreno-Serra R. Assessment of the association between the Brazilian Family Health Strategy and adult mortality, Health Policy and Planning, 2022.
Postali F, Diaz M, Ferreira-Batista N, Dutra Teixeira A, Moreno-Serra R, Primary care coverage and individual health: evidence from a likelihood model using biomarkers in Brazil, BMC Health Services Research, 2021, Vol:21(1300).
CoNferences
CoNferences
European Health Economics Association (EuHEA) Conference, 2024.
Health Financing: UHC in Challenging Times - Leaving No-one Behind (HFACT- ECR) Event, 2024.
International Health Economics Association (IHEA) Conference, 2021.
European Health Economics (EuHEA) Conference, 2020.
International Health Economics Association (IHEA) Conference, 2019.
Econometric Game - University of Amsterdam, 2017.
Research Project
Research Project
(2022 - Present) Global Health Research Unit on Health Financing for Universal Health Coverage in challenging times (HFACT): leaving no-one behind
Description: The long-term goal of this NIHR Unit project is to strengthen capacity in Brazil, India, Indonesia, and South Africa to adapt health financing policies and programs for resilient, equitable, and sustained progress towards UHC. Special emphasis is placed on the poor and marginalized populations in these four large middle-income countries, characterized by high levels of economic and health inequalities. The Unit pursues four objectives to achieve its overall aim: 1) Produce policy-relevant, actionable research, applying and developing innovative health economics methods to address major health financing challenges hindering UHC progress. 2) Strengthen and expand research capability in using health economics/financing for decision-making in partner countries among both academic researchers and policy practitioners (including via south-south knowledge exchange network). 3) Strengthen and develop stakeholder coalitions with policymakers, civil society partners, and the public in partner countries to improve the relevance and quality of policymaking in health financing, and foster greater use of health economic evidence in decision-making. 4) Engage with international organizations/stakeholders/policymakers (e.g., WHO, PAHO, the World Bank, bilateral donors) to share findings, promote global uptake, and influence global UHC policies.
Previous research projects can be consulted on Lattes.
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