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Irene Salvi

Irene Salvi

Irene Salvi

MSc

Research Assistant

St Jakob-Strasse 21

9000 St. Gallen
Main Focuses

health economic modelling & HTA

health economics and econometrics

health-related outcomes research

quality of care research

health policy evaluation

Fields of research

health economic modelling & HTA

health economics and econometrics

health-related outcomes research

quality of care research

health policy evaluation

Further fields of research

healthcare access and inequalities

digital health interventions

Education

2021-2022       Swiss Society of Health Economics     Ph.D. Program in International Doctoral Courses in Health Economics & Policy

2017-2019       Bocconi University                                Master of Science in Economic and Social Sciences

2014-2017       Bocconi University                                Bachelor of Science in Economic and Social Sciences

Professional Career
  • Health Economics intern at Nestlé Research from February to October 2019
    • Key tasks: Development of health economics models, analysis of treatment costs and outcomes, literature reviews, presentations and reports.
  • Pricing analyst in the Global HEOR, Market Access and Pricing team of Galderma S.A. from November 2019 to April 2021
    • Key tasks: HEOR & Market Access team support, management of pricing optimization project, setting and monitoring of price corridors.
Teaching Activities
  • Health technology assessment (Master-level)
  • Economics in healthcare (Master-level)

 

Projects
  • Main projects:
    • "What happens after exceeding the deductible? Demand-side financial incentives for the overutilization of healthcare resources"
    • “What matters when interpreting patient-reported outcomes? - Adjusted minimal clinically important differences for hip and knee replacement patients”
    • "Cost-utility and cost-effectiveness of Rapid Recovery after joint replacement: The payer's perspective"
    • “Socio-demographic factors associated with mild, moderate and severe dementia in the Swiss psychiatric inpatient setting” 
    • "Summary stakeholder dialogue Home and Long-Term Care" from the FQC-project “Monitoring and indicators: development of knowledge base and stakeholder dialogues”
  • Collaborations:
    • "Evaluating design principles for clinical dashboards incorporating patient-reported outcome measures: Building on a scoping literature review and semi-structured interviews"
    • “Is rapid recovery always the best recovery? - Developing a machine learning approach for optimal assignment rules under capacity constraints for knee replacement patients"
Talks
  • "What happens after exceeding the deductible? Demand-side financial incentives for the overutilization of healthcare resources" presentation at the European Health Economics Association (EuHEA) PhD Supervisor Conference in Bologna (2023)
  • “What matters when interpreting patient-reported outcomes? - Adjusted minimal clinically important differences for hip and knee replacement patients” presentation at the German Health Economics Association (dggö) 15th Annual Conference in Hannover (2023)
  • “Socio-demographic factors associated with mild, moderate and severe dementia in the Swiss psychiatric inpatient setting” presentation at SLHS PhD Colloquia (2022)
  • “Health Economics of Nutrition” presentation at Net-MEGS course at USI, Lugano (2019)
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