Jeremie Bihin

Jeremie Bihin holds a Doctorate in Sciences and is affiliated with the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Namur. His work focuses on spatial accessibility to healthcare facilities in Sub-Saharan Africa and the analysis of spatio-temporal patterns in public health crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic in Belgium. His research contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in addressing healthcare equity and disease surveillance.

Education: Completed a Doctorate in Sciences, though specific institutional details are not explicitly stated in the text.

Research Interests:

• Spatial accessibility modeling and its application in healthcare infrastructure planning
• Epidemiological analysis of infectious disease spread, leveraging machine learning
• Public health policy implications of healthcare access disparities

Key Contributions: His 2022 study in International Journal of Health Geographics compared existing spatial models with survey-based accessibility metrics in Sub-Saharan Africa, while his 2021 work analyzed Belgium’s spatio-temporal variations in COVID-19 hospitalizations. These studies highlight methodological innovations in health geography and epidemiology.

Media Engagement: Features in University of Namur press releases for his 2022 research, reaching audiences via academic platforms like Mendeley and X.