Stefan Lipman

Stefan Lipman is an Assistant Professor at the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, specializing in Health Economics. His work bridges health economics, behavioral economics, and psychology to explore how individuals make health-related decisions.

• Key research themes: risk and time preferences for health, valuation of health and quality of life, understanding healthy behavior.
• External experience: Held positions at external organizations (2014–2016).

Research trends from his publications focus on health state valuation, prospect theory, decision-making, and discounting mechanisms, often applying behavioral insights to pediatric and adult health contexts.

• Scientific recognition:
  • Frans Rutten Research Award 2021
  • NVTAG prize 2021

Collaborations span interdisciplinary teams, including partnerships with researchers like Thomas Pachur, Anna Hoogenboom, and Katarzyna Jakubczyk, addressing health valuation and behavioral economics challenges.