Doudou Zheng

Doudou Zheng is a PhD student in Health Economics and a part-time Research Assistant at the Manchester Centre for Health Economics (MCHE), affiliated with the Division of Population Health, Health Services Research & Primary Care at the University of Manchester. Her work bridges quantitative methodology with health policy analysis.

• Academic Focus: Health Economics, Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
• Key Contributions: Analysis of healthcare efficiency reforms in Guangdong, China; modeling critical infrastructure protection

Research Interests
She specializes in healthcare efficiency evaluation, cost-effectiveness analysis, and decision-analytic modeling, with a strong emphasis on applying advanced quantitative methods to health policy challenges. Her work also extends to critical infrastructure protection through multi-objective optimization frameworks.

Publication Trends
Her research output spans health economics journals and operations research platforms, focusing on healthcare system efficiency, infrastructure security, and policy evaluation in Chinese contexts. Recent work integrates multi-objective optimization with rural health service analysis.

SDG Contributions
Her research aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health & Well-being) and 9 (Industry Innovation & Infrastructure).