Nick Verhaeghe

Nick Verhaeghe is a Doctor-assistant at the Research Centre for Digital Medicine and Public Health Sciences. His work focuses on health economics, cost-benefit analysis, and healthcare system evaluation. He has contributed to projects such as the ANI384 initiative exploring low-threshold healthcare delivery in Brussels. His research addresses topics like pandemic impacts on healthcare systems, cost-effectiveness of medical technologies, and social inequalities in health outcomes.

Key projects include evaluating healthcare models in Belgium and analyzing the economic implications of delayed cancer care during the pandemic. His recent publications explore diabetes management technologies, exercise referral programs, and mental health interventions. Verhaeghe’s work emphasizes quantitative methods such as Markov models and systematic reviews to inform policy decisions.