Athanasios Vozikis

Athanasios Vozikis is a Professor at the Department of Economics of the University of Piraeus, specializing in Health Economics and Information Systems. He serves as Director of the Laboratory of Health Economics and Administration at the University of Piraeus and has held significant positions including President of the Negotiating Committee of EOPYY and member of the National Council of Public Health. His academic career spans teaching and research in health economics, health information systems, and health policy analysis.

Vozikis holds a PhD from the University of Piraeus in Health Economics and Information Systems, a Master's degree (M.Sc.) from the University of Athens in Health Informatics, and graduated from the Department of Public Administration of Panteion University. His educational background has positioned him at the intersection of economics, healthcare, and information systems.

His research focuses on Health Economics, Health Informatics, Health Information Systems, Health Policy, Medical Error Analysis, and Economic Evaluation. Vozikis has made significant contributions to understanding healthcare financing, health technology assessment, pharmacoeconomics, and the economic aspects of medical innovation. His work often examines the Greek healthcare system within broader European and international contexts, with particular attention to cost-effectiveness, resource allocation, and policy implications.

His extensive publication record demonstrates consistent research output across multiple healthcare domains, with recent work focusing on cancer care economics, pharmacogenomics, migraine treatment cost-effectiveness, and healthcare for migrants. His research shows a clear trajectory from foundational health economics toward more specialized areas of precision medicine economics and health technology assessment.

Vozikis has been actively involved in teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate courses including Computers I & II, Environmental Economics, Information Systems, Economics of Health and Insurance at the undergraduate level, and Health Economics, Health Information Systems, Strategic Information Systems, Management Information Systems and E-Governance at the postgraduate level.

He has served as an expert in Health Technology Assessment, Negotiations, process redesign, operational and strategic planning and systems development in the health sector, working with both public organizations and private companies. His practical experience complements his academic work, providing real-world insights into healthcare system challenges and solutions.