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Huseyin Naci Assistant Professor of Health Policy

Organisation: London School of Economics and Political Science

Fellowship(s):
  • Harkness Fellowship
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About me

Huseyin is a Harkness Fellow and Assistant Professor of Health Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Huseyin is a 2018/19 Harkness Fellow in health care policy and practice, based at Harvard Kennedy School of Government and Harvard Medical School. His research will examine the complex dynamic between the market entry of new medicines and their subsequent availability and affordability in the US health care system.

Huseyin is Assistant Professor of Health Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), where he conducts research and teaches on health policy and practice in Europe and the US. He is also the Director of LSE’s Executive MSc programme in health economics, outcomes and management in cardiovascular sciences.

His research to date has evaluated the quality and quantity of the evidence base underpinning the approval, adoption and reimbursement of new health technologies in Europe and the US. His research has appeared in leading health policy and general medical journals including JAMA, BMJ, Health Affairs and The Milbank Quarterly.

He has a PhD in health policy from the Department of Social Policy at the LSE and an MHS in international health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. In 2012/13, he was a Fellow in Pharmaceutical Policy Research at the Harvard Medical School.

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