Joost Enzing

Joost Enzing is an External PhD candidate at the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in Health Economics. His research focuses on health technology assessment, cost-effectiveness analysis, and pharmaceutical pricing within the Dutch healthcare system, with active contributions through 2025 including journal publications and expert media commentary.

His core research interests encompass Health Technology Assessment, Cost-Effectiveness Analysis, Budget Impact Analysis, and Pharmaceutical Policy. He investigates how budget constraints and cost-effectiveness evidence shape reimbursement decisions for health technologies in the Netherlands, while exploring methodological boundaries of health technology assessment frameworks and psychometric validation of quality-of-life instruments.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a concentrated focus on the interplay between budget impact and cost-effectiveness in reimbursement processes, driven by Dutch healthcare policy contexts. His work also addresses pharmaceutical pricing mechanisms, manufacturers' cost considerations, and cross-national validation of mental health metrics, supported by associated research datasets.