Nicolas Sirven

Nicolas Sirven is a Professor at the EHESP School of Public Health, affiliated with the Institute of Management (IdM) in Paris/Rennes. He holds a Doctorate in Economic Sciences and a Habilitation to Supervise Research. His academic roles include teaching Health Economics and Research Methods, alongside research collaborations with IRDES (Institute for Research and Information in Health Economics). His research focuses on health systems, hospital economics, social protection, and aging, utilizing quantitative methods like panel econometrics and survey analysis.

Key research areas include the organization of healthcare services, public health policies, and the socio-economic determinants of health. He has contributed to studies on caregiver health, self-employed healthcare access, and frailty in aging populations. His work frequently employs large-scale data such as the SHARE survey, analyzing topics like healthcare utilization, social integration of migrants, and policy impacts on health outcomes.

Dr. Sirven’s expertise spans health economics, program evaluation, and mixed-methods research. He has published extensively on topics ranging from hospital incentives to social capital’s role in health equity. His current affiliations and collaborations reflect a commitment to bridging academic research with practical health policy solutions.