Sandy Tubeuf |
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Research Fellow |
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Qualifications
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Sandy holds a European PhD in Economics from GREQAM in the University of Aix-Marseille (France). Her PhD concerned inequalities in health in France with particular interest in the measurement of health, the measurement tools for inequalities in health and the analysis of inequalities in health. She has particularly tried to identify how an individual's current conditions, as well as social background and parents’ longevity influence health in adulthood.
She was a doctoral research fellow for three years in IRDES, a large multidisciplinary institute for research and information in health economics in Paris. She assisted Prof. Lise Rochaix in a European-funded project, known as the ECuity III Project. In 2007, she obtained a Lavoisier grant from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs to continue her research at the Centre for Health Economics at York University.
News!
Dr Sandy Tubeuf will present and discuss the paper : Social integration, migration, and health status: a French data analysis by C. Berchet, F. Jusot, P. Dourgnon at the French Health Economists Conference in Rennes on December 3rd and 4th ( preliminary program available http://www.ensai.com/userfiles/JESF_Programme2009.pdf )
Dr Sandy Tubeuf is invited to a round table meeting “Medical and Economic Evaluation: which perspectives?” at the Haute Autorité de Santé (French National Authority for Health) 2009 Meeting (10-12-2009). Round table website (french only)
Congratulations to Sandy who has received an invited professorship at the University of Paris-Dauphine for Autumn 2009. Sandy will give 3 lectures on the introduction to health economics and work with Florence Jusot on “Inequality of opportunities in health”.
Current research interests
- Relationship between self-assessed health, medical health and morbidity
- Social determinants of health
- Equity inequalities in health status and in health care utilisation
- Inequalities of opportunity in health
Current externally funded research
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Evaluation of web-based decision aid for parental choice on the MMR vaccine |
Completion 2010 |
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SHIFT Protocol (Self-Harm Intervention, Family Therapy: a randomised controlled trial of family therapy vs. treatment as usual for young people seen after second or subsequent episodes of self-harm) |
2008-2011 |
D Cottrell, Y Oluboyede, S Tubeuf et al. |
A randomised controlled trial of total hip arthroplasty versus resurfacing arthroplasty in the treatment of young patients with arthritis of the hip joint |
2007-2010 |
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NICE Technology Assessment reports cost effectiveness analyses |
Full list of AUHE current research projects
Other activities
- Member of iHEA (International Health Economics Association)
- Member of CES (Collège des Economistes de la Santé)
- Reviewer for Health Economics
- External affiliate at IDEP (Institut d’Economie Publique, Marseille)
- External affiliate at HEDG (Health Economics Data Group, University of York)
Recent publications
- Tubeuf S., Jusot F., Social health inequalities among older Europeans: the contribution of social and family background, European Journal of Health Economics, Online First;. SpringerLink
- Jusot F., Tubeuf S., Trannoy A., (2009) Like father, like son : the influence of family and social background on the health status of descendants in Europe, Retraite et Société, 58: 63-85 (in French);. English Abstract
- Tubeuf S. Income-related health inequalities in France in 2004: decomposition and explanations. Revue d'Epidémiologie et de Santé Publique 2009 Aug 1;. PubMed link.
- Trannoy A, Tubeuf S, Jusot F, Devaux M. Inequality of opportunities in health in France: A first pass. Health Econ 2009 Jul 8;[Epub ahead of print]. PubMed link
- Rochaix L, Tubeuf S. [Equity measurement in health: ethical foundations and implications] [French]. Revue Economique 2009;2(60). English abstract
- Devaux M, Jusot F, Sermet C, Tubeuf S. [Social heterogeneity in the self-reported health status and measurement of health inequalities] [French]. Revue Française des Affaires Sociales 2009;1:29-47. English abstract
- Devaux M, Jusot F, Trannoy A, Tubeuf S. [Health of older adults according to social background and their parents’ longevity] [French]. Economie et Statistique 2008;411:25-46.
PDF available - Devaux M, Jusot F, Trannoy A, Tubeuf S. (2007), Unequal health opportunities: influence of parents' career and health condition, Issues in health economics, n°118. IRDES PDF available
- Perronnin M, Rochaix L, Tubeuf S. (2006), Construction d’un indicateur de santé continu agrégeant risque vital et invalidité, Questions d’économie de la santé. Série “Méthode”, n°107. IRDES PDF available
- van Doorslaer E, Masseria C, Koolman X, OECD Health Equity Research Group. Unequal Access to Medical Care in the OECD Countries. Canadian Medical Association 2006;17:177-83. PDF available
- Couffinhal A, Dourgnon P, Tubeuf S. [Measurement tools for health inequalities: discussions at present] [French]. Santé, Société et Solidarité 2004;2:163-71.
Recent reports
- Dretzke J, Round J, Connock M, Tubeuf S, Pennant m, Fry-Smith A, Hulme C, McCabe C, Meads C, Imatinib as adjuvant treatment following resection of KIT-positive gastrointestinal stromal tumours. Report to the NHS R&D HTA programme; January 2010
- Connock M, Tubeuf S, Malottki K, Uthman A, Round J, Bayliss S, Meads C, Moore D, Certolizumab pegol (CIMZIA®) for the treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis. Report to the NHS R&D HTA programme; August 2009
- Edlin R, Connock M, Tubeuf S, Round J, Fry Smith A, Hyde C, et al. Azacitdine for the treatment of Myelodysplastic syndrome, chronic myelomonocytic leukemia and acute myeloid leukaemia. Report to the NHS R&D HTA programme; 2009.
- Connock M, Round J, Bayliss S, Tubeuf S, Greenheld W, Moore D. Sorafenib for advanced hepatocellular carcinoma. Report to the NHS R&D HTA programme; 2009.
- Meads C, Round J, Tubeuf S, Moore M, Pennant M, Bayliss S. Cetuximab for the first-line treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer. Report to the NHS R&D HTA programme; 2008.
- Masseria C, Van Doorslaer E, Tubeuf S, et al. Income-related Inequality in the Use of Medical Care in 21 OECD Countries. Towards High-Performing Health SystemsTowards High-Performing Health Systems: OECD; 2004 (pp109-65). Web page
Working papers
AUHE
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WP09_02 |
Explaining wealth-related health inequalities in European countries: the contribution of childhood circumstances and adulthood conditions |
Non-AUHE
- Tubeuf S., Jusot F., Devaux M., Sermet C. (2008) Social heterogeneity in self-reported health status and measurement of inequalities in health. IRDES Working Paper DT12 PDF available
- Devaux M., Jusot F., Trannoy A., Tubeuf S., (2008). La santé des adultes selon leur origine sociale : transmission intergénérationnelle des inégalités de santé, IDEP Working paper n° 0803 - juin 2008 PDF available
- Trannoy, A, Tubeuf, S, Jusot, F, Devaux, M (2008) Inequality in Opportunities in Health in France: A first pass. HEDG WP 08/24 University of York PDF available
- Tubeuf, S (2008) Income-related inequalities in self-assessed health: comparisons of alternative measurements of health. HEDG WP 08/04 University of York PDF available
- Tubeuf, S, Perronnin, M (2008) New prospects in the analysis of inequalities in health: a measurement of health encompassing several dimensions of health. HEDG W/P 08/01 University of York PDF available
Recent presentations
- F Jusot, A Trannoy and S Tubeuf. Inequality of opportunities in health in general population in France: The role of circumstances and individual effort. Health, Inequalities, Risk and Public Policy Workshop, University Paris Descartes, 25-26 September 2009. Slides available
- S Tubeuf . Health Technology Assessment at NICE in England: the experience of a French Health Economist. LEDa-LEGOS Lunch Seminar, University of Paris-Dauphine, 8 October 2009. Slides available
- S Tubeuf . Inequality of opportunities in health in general population in France: The role of circumstances and individual effort. EHESP seminars, Hôtel Dieu, Paris, 30 October 2009. Slides available
- Inequalities of opportunities in unhealthy lifestyles among young people: Preliminary results from an English cohort study by Tubeuf S and Roberts J. iHEA Congress, Beijing, 12-15th July 2009 Slides available
- The long term impact of social background and parents’ length of life on health status in Europe by Jusot F, Tubeuf S and Trannoy A. iHEA Congress, Beijing, 12-15th July 2009 Slides available
- Applied health economics: an analysis of inequalities of opportunity in health. AUHE/ITS seminar, 29 Jan 2009. Slides available
- Sandy Tubeuf presented a paper at the French Health Economists Days Conference, Université Paris Dauphine , 4-5 Dec 2008. Online papers available
- Equality of opportunity in health in Europe : The long term impact of social background and parents longevity on health status by F Jusot, S Tubeuf, A Trannoy. Health, inequalities, risk and public policy workshop, 26-27 Sept, University Paris Descartes. Slides available
- Mesures de l’équité en santé : fondements éthiques et implications pour les politiques publiques (with L. Rochaix). XXth French Health Economists Days (JESF), Lille, Dec. 2007.
- Discussant for “Restrictions on the number of physicians and intergenerational inequalities: experience, time and vintage effects in GP’s earnings” by B. Dormont & A-L Samson. 16th European Workshop on Econometrics and Health Economics, Bergen, Sept. 2007
- Social background and parent’s health : what are their impact on health status in adulthood? (with F. Jusot and A. Trannoy), 6th World Congress of the International Health Economics Association, Copenhagen, July 2007
Brief CV
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