IHPME is directly involved in the development, leadership, and sustainability of several ongoing research activities.
These cross-collaborations build bridges between the Institute’s students, researchers, faculty and a multitude of peers in national and international fields.
Learn about ongoing initiatives, connect with faculty, or find inspiration for your thesis projects with our directory.
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Note: For IHPME faculty only.
This initiative advances a rigorous, transdisciplinary approach to evaluating how health systems make decisions about allocating scarce resources. Priority setting, deciding which programs, services, or populations receive funding, is central to health system performance, yet its evaluation is often inconsistent […]
This initiative focuses on generating evidence to reshape how health systems recognize, measure, and respond to inequities by valuing the people, contributions, and lived experiences that sustain care. It advances a justice-informed approach to health economics and health systems research, […]
The 3P Lab is an interdisciplinary hub dedicated to transforming how health equity research is conceived, conducted, and put into practice. Developed in response to the profound inequities exposed by the COVID-19 pandemic and longstanding calls to confront structural racism […]
This initiative aims to advance universal health coverage (UHC) by integrating equity-focused health economics methods in implementation science research. It examines not only what interventions work, but how, for whom, and under what system conditions they can be effectively implemented, […]
This project aims to develop and apply both model-based and algorithm-based statistical and machine learning methods to longitudinal trajectory clustering of multiple repeatedly measured features of cognitive decline.
The PEDE Project provides tools and promotes research to advance the field of child health economic evaluation. The PEDE database contains detailed information on over 4,000 paediatric economic evaluations published over the past 40 years
This research study is a qualitative content analysis of health data science curricula and an observational study of the work of health data scientists.
This program investigates how structural, economic, and policy barriers shape survivors’ access to essential health and social services, including dental care, an often-overlooked component of recovery and well-being. Using a health systems and policy lens, the program also examines the […]
Overview: Children with congenital heart disease face significant risks during hospital stays, with unplanned ICU readmissions occurring in 4-20% of pediatric cardiac patients, rates are substantially higher than the general pediatric population. These deterioration events lead to increased length of […]
Overview: Adolescents with congenital heart disease are at risk of decline in cardiac function that can follow unpredictable time courses, from sudden deterioration to gradual progression. Current clinical scheduling relies on fixed intervals with minimal individualization, leading to suboptimal timing […]