Astrid de Linde

Astrid de Linde is a Doctoral Research Fellow at the Department of Health Management and Health Economics, University of Oslo. She is affiliated with the NORCHER project (Norwegian Centre for Health Services Research) and contributes to the Health Economics and Policy Group. Her work focuses on health economics and applied econometrics, with research addressing critical healthcare access issues and economic impacts of health outcomes.

• Educational Background:
  • MPhil in Health Economics and Policy (2022), University of Oslo
  • BA in Global Health and Environment Studies (2016), Washington University in St. Louis

Her research explores intersections between maternal health outcomes, infant health, and healthcare accessibility, particularly in contexts like maternity ward closures. Recent publications analyze the economic consequences of disease burden and healthcare policy changes in Norway.

Dr. de Linde collaborates on projects such as NORCHER and maintains additional affiliations in Community Dentistry. Her methodological expertise includes econometric modeling and health policy evaluation.