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    DR. ANDREA SALAS ORTIZ

    Education:

    • 2022 – Ph.D. in Economics at Department of Economics and Related Studies. University of York, United Kingdom.
    • 2015 – Master in Administration and Public Policies, Center for Economic Research and Teaching (CIDE).
    • 2013 – Bachelor’s Degree in Economics, Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo.

    Bio: Researcher at the Center for Health Economics at the University of York since 2022. I have collaborated with the INSP Health Economics Directorate since 2015 on different projects related to costing of health interventions, organizational network analysis, causal evaluation, and identification of managerial capacity in health.

    My line of research deals with different topics in the Economics of Wellbeing, in particular, the application of econometric methods to research questions related to causal evaluation and inequality in health. I am interested in the topics of nutrition in adults, social and care policy, efficiency, quality and managerial capacity in organizations that provide health services. In my spare time I like to learn about practices that facilitate transparency and reproducibility of quantitative analysis in the social sciences.

    SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

    Salas-Ortiz, A. Understanding the role of inequality of opportunity in body mass index and waist circumference among Mexican Adults”. Journal of Economic Inequality (2024).

    Salas-Ortiz, A.,Longo, F., Claxton, K., and Lomas, J. “Unpacking the Care-Related Quality of Life Effect of England’s Publicly Funded Adult Social Care. A Panel Data Analysis”. Health Economics (2024).

    Salas-Ortiz, A., and Jones, A. “Inequality of opportunity in the double burden of malnutrition in Mexico”. Health Economics(2024).

    Salas-Ortiz, A., Opuni M., Rodríguez-Atristain A., Figeroa JL., Sánchez-Morales JE., Bula AK., et al.“Management practices in facilities providing HIV services to key populations in Kenya and Malawi: A descriptive analysis of management in community-based organizations”. PLOS Global Public Health (2024).

    Salas-Ortiz, A., Moreno-Serra, R., Kreif, N., Suhrcke, M., and Casas, G. “The effect of conflict-related violence intensity and alcohol use on mental health: the case of Colombia”. Social Science and Medicine-Population Health (2024).

    Salas-Ortiz, A.“Socioeconomic Inequalities and Ethnic Discrimination in COVID-19 Outcomes: the Case of Mexico”. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2023).

    Salas-Ortiz, A., Ochoa-Sánchez, L. E., & Bautista-Arredondo, S. “Coordinación y cooperación de las redes formadas detrás del continuo de atención a personas que viven con VIH en México”.Salud Pública De México. (2022).