Scientific Publications

This qualitative study interviewed 40 stakeholders, including doctors, hospital administrators, government officials, and community members, across two Brazilian states to understand how dengue outbreaks ripple through healthcare systems, households, schools, and local economies. Outbreaks strained

This study surveyed the managers of 29 HPV vaccination programs across 19 countries to capture the practical obstacles and solutions encountered while rolling out vaccination campaigns for adolescent girls. Misinformation about the vaccine's safety, difficulty tracking girls for follow-up doses, and

This study tracked 64 HIV prevention programs across 25 sub-Saharan African countries over more than a decade to see how well they succeeded in getting the HIV-prevention drug nevirapine to pregnant women who needed it. Coverage improved significantly over time, especially after 2006, and programs r

This study analyzed 21 HPV vaccination programs across 14 low- and middle-income countries, all run through a vaccine donation program, to identify which delivery approaches got the most girls fully vaccinated. Programs run out of schools or health clinics, and those managed by NGOs rather than gove

This study surveyed physicians, hospital administrators, and health ministry officials in 39 developing countries to understand how the Glivec International Patient Assistance Program (GIPAP), which provides free leukemia medication, affected care beyond just the drug itself. Physicians reported maj

This study analyzed nearly 5,000 patients across 47 institutions in 44 countries enrolled in the same leukemia drug access program (GIPAP) to identify what institutional characteristics predict how many patients get enrolled and how well they do afterward. Having a hematologist or oncologist on staf

This business school case study examines a real pricing dilemma: a life-prolonging cancer drug priced at $1,000/month was unaffordable for most patients in China, and the case asks students to work through what pricing strategy a health access consultancy should recommend to the drug's manufacturer.

This study surveyed the managers of 99 institutions across 34 countries that participated in an 11-year HIV drug donation program aimed at preventing mothers from transmitting HIV to their babies. The large majority of program managers reported that the donation program expanded services, reduced st

This study surveyed nearly 600 private pharmacies and drug shops in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Uganda to see how a Global Fund program (AMFm) affected the price and availability of quality malaria medicine in the private sector, where most patients in Africa actually seek treatment. Subsid