Jean-Marie ANDRE

Jean-Marie ANDRE is a Professor at the French School of Public Health (EHESP) and Director of the Department of Human and Social Sciences and Health Behaviors (SHSC). He has been affiliated with EHESP since 1997, where he contributes to teaching and research in health economics and social protection systems. His work spans policy analysis, health insurance systems, and comparative international health policy studies.

Education:

• Agricultural Technology Engineer (Agrosup-Dijon)
• DEA in Economic Sciences (University of Dijon)
• PhD in Economic Sciences (2008, thesis on health insurance policies)

Research Interests: Jean-Marie ANDRE focuses on the economic evaluation of health policies, particularly the role of national and complementary health insurance in policy effectiveness. His work addresses social and territorial inequalities in health, health system organization, and public regulation in health and medico-social sectors. He also investigates economic implications of patient care pathways and reception centers for families of hospitalized patients.

Teaching and Expertise: He teaches courses on health system organization, health expenditure trends, social protection, and public regulations. His expertise lies in analyzing the economic value of patient reception centers in pre- and post-hospitalization contexts. He is affiliated with UMR 6051 ARENES, a French research laboratory.

Keywords: Health insurance, economy, care pathway, public policy, social protection, social security, health system.