☕️Lucas Sempé is a research fellow at the Institute of Global Health and Development. His expertisse and research interests include policy evaluations across low- and middle- income countries in areas such as health, education and social protection. He currently leads the quantitative evaluation of the REDRESS intervention, which focuses on access and quality of care for patients with skin NTDs (leprosy, buruli ulcer, etc.) in Liberia.
A summary of my research interests can be found here. If you are interested to talk or explore potential collaborations, please contact me!
Skills
R
90%
Impact evaluation & Systematic reviews
80%
Psychometrics
80%
Geographical experience
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
El Salvador
Peru
Mexico
Liberia
Experience
Research Fellow
Queen Margaret University
Responsibilities include:
- Quantitative evaluation of skin NTDs health system intervention (mental health and active case finding) in Liberia
- Case study on access of refugees and displace people to healthcare in Latin America
- Research on health system resilience to climate change hazards in Bangladesh
- Teaching quantitative methods modules
Research Fellow & Associate Tutor
University of East Anglia
Responsibilities include:
- Taught in human geography, rural development, econometrics and education and development modules
- Evaluation of interventions integrating social protection and health in older people in Brazil
Recent Publications
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(2022).
Age Discrimination, the Right to Life, and COVID-19 Vaccination in Countries with Limited Resources.
Journal of Social Issues.
(2022).
The Effects of an Innovative Integrated Care Intervention in Brazil on Local Health Service Use by Dependent Older People.
BMC Health Services Research.
(2022).
Yo y Tú, Martin Buber.
Revista Peruana de Investigación Educativa.