Social medicine, infectious diseases and migration (SIM)
The Social medicine, Infectious Diseases and Migration research group studies social determinants and consequences of disease, evaluates interventions to improve health care access and equity, assesses the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of screening programmes and determines health needs of migrants. The group is multidisciplinary and uses social epidemiology, qualitative methods, digital technology as well as health economy and implementation research methods.
Our research
Our research
About the research we conduct and our current projects.
Group members
Group members
The group members and affiliates with the Social Medicine, Infectious Diseases and Migration group.
Publications
Publications
List of recent publications from the SIM research group.
Research news and activities
Experience from a Degree Project in Medicine with the Department of Global Public Health
Experience from a Degree Project in Medicine with the Department of Global Public Health
Read the blog post from two medical students.
Blog post about the importance of citizen engagement in policy-making processes
SIM research group member Olivia Biermann is one of the authors of the blog post "Citizens’ voices for better health and social policies" .