Hi, I am a PhD student in Health Economics at the University of York, England. 

My research interests are the study of socioeconomic inequalities in health; costing health interventions; management practices and health outcomes and impact evaluation of public policies. 

I am also keen on studying and promoting open science practices that contribute to more transparent and reproducible research. 

Currently, my research is focused on: 

• The effect of public health expenditure and people's care-related quality of life: the case of England. 

• The causal effect of conflict-related violence and people's mental health: the case of Colombia. 

• Measuring, identifying and characterising the presence, magnitude and sources of inequality of opportunity in nutrition-related outcomes in Mexico

• Developing an approach to deal with the lack of panel data to perform life course health economic analysis

• Investigating the individual and socioeconomic factors accounting for differences in Covid 19-related outcomes between indigenous and non-indigenous people in Mexico

• Understanding management Practices in Community-based organizations that provide HIV prevention interventions in Nigeria

• Estimating the costs of providing HIV interventions to key populations by the LINKAGES programme in Kenya and Malawi

I publish both, in English and Spanish

Email: andrea.salasortiz@york.ac.uk 

Twitter: @AndreaSalasOrt4