LOU Jing

LOU Jing is a Senior Research Fellow at the NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health. Her research focuses on health economics, precision medicine, chronic diseases, and mental health, with a current emphasis on economic analysis of pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical policies for infectious diseases like COVID-19 and the integration of genetic testing in health screenings.

• Education:
• Doctor of Economics, National University of Singapore (2018)
• Sc. Statistics, Beijing Institute of Technology (2013)

Her work bridges academic research and policy application, particularly in Asia's healthcare systems. She explores how real-world data can inform reimbursement decisions through health technology assessment frameworks. Teaching areas include economic evaluation modeling and data analysis techniques.

LOU Jing has contributed to collaborative initiatives addressing antimicrobial resistance, workplace safety, and global health security through her affiliation with the Asia Centre for Health Security Research. Her career progression includes roles as Research Fellow (2021) and Postdoctoral Fellow (2019–2021) at the same institution.