Periklis Charalampous

Periklis Charalampous is a Researcher in Public Health at Erasmus MC, specializing in global disease burden analysis, health metrics, and public health policy. His work focuses on quantifying healthcare needs, disability impacts, and epidemiological trends, particularly through contributions to the Global Burden of Disease Study (GBD).

Research interests include acute and chronic care needs assessment, injury prevalence projections, disability weight measurement, and standardizing burden of disease reporting methodologies. His interdisciplinary approach combines epidemiological data with policy implications, addressing challenges like climate-related disasters and health system resilience.

Key contributions include defining acute/chronic care resource allocation frameworks, projecting injury trends in high-income nations, and developing Dutch disability weight metrics. Collaborations span international teams, emphasizing global health equity and methodological rigor.

His articles highlight critical topics such as pandemic aftermath analysis, flood resilience strategies, and aviation employee health risks. While no formal awards are listed, his work has been cited in policy documents and widely shared on academic platforms like Mendeley.

Charalampous actively engages in policy-oriented research, with ongoing projects likely focusing on emerging health threats and sustainable public health frameworks.