Vaccines and health interventions: delivery, equity and impacts

Our research applies advanced quantitative methodological tools to evaluate the impacts of health interventions, with focuses on socioeconomic consequences and equity outcomes. By generating robust causal evidence of the interventions, we aim to inform health policies that are both effective and equitable.
About
Our working group studies the full pathway of vaccination, from implementation to impact. Applying quasi-experimental designs and machine learning-based approaches, we evaluate delivery strategies, equitable uptake across populations, and the broader socioeconomic consequences of vaccination. While vaccines are our central focus, we leverage these quasi-experimental toolkit to evaluate broader health policies and clinical interventions. We aim to generate causal evidence that informs effective and equitable health policies.
Key research areas
- Socioeconomic outcomes of vaccination
- Patterns of vaccination uptake
- Equitable vaccination access and delivery
Team
Dr. Min Xie

Dr. Julia Rohr

Mridhula Mohan, M. Sc.

Applied economist
Heidelberg Institute of Global Health (HIGH)
Lisa Stehr, M.A.

Health researcher
Heidelberg Institute of Global Health
Contact
For questions, collaboration inquiries, or further information, please contact us by email.
Group Leader

Dr. Min Xie
Working Group Leader, Heidelberg Institute of Global Health, Heidelberg, Germany