Joshua Mak

I am interested in the use of microsimulation modeling to predict the health and economic implications of implementing health policies and programs in resource-poor environments. My other research interests include the use of discrete choice experiments to help determine population preferences of the design of policies and programs, as well as evaluating the effects of interventions and what they mean for health equity. Prior to starting my PhD, I worked as a health economist on areas of vaccine financing, economic evaluation of mental health programs, and health equity.