Realistic Modeling of Geographic Accessibility to Healthcare in Low- and Middle-income Countries

We were honored to host Professor Nicolas Ray, Director of the Institute of Global Health, University of Genva as a distinguished guest lecturer in Professor Jean’s Fundamentals of Health Economics and Financing course.

Professor Nicolas delivered an insightful lecture titled “Realistic modeling of Geographic Accessibility to Healthcare in Low- and Middle-income Countries.” He demonstrated how geographic barriers – often overlooked in traditional economic models – are fundamental to determining health outcomes and resource allocation. By integrating complex geospatial datasets like landcover, elevation, and population density, his work provides a sophisticated lens through which we can visualize the physical challenges populations face when trying to reach life-saving care.

His presentation offered valuable perspectives on this vital topic, and it was truly a pleasure to have him share his expertise with us.

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