Aimée Kingsada
HEALTH ECONOMICS · PUBLIC POLICY
Aimée
Kingsada
Ph.D. in Economics — Docteur en sciences économiques
Associate professor at the University of Lille (LEM - Lille Économie Management), and associate member of the University of Paris-Cité (LIRAES, Chaire AgingUP!).
My research focuses on applied microeconomics in health: public policy evaluation, physicians' labor supply, access to care, ageing and prevention.
LATEST NEWS
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June 2026 New Publications
★ Preferences towards Digital Health Technologies: a Scoping Review
Health Economics Review [Link ↗]
with Silvana Briones-Piedrafita, Thomas Rapp and Jonathan Sicsic
★ Unmet needs and fall risk among older adults: Evidence from Europe using SHARE data
European Journal of Public Health [Link ↗]
with John P. McHugh, Thomas Rapp and Jonathan Sicsic
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September 2026 Communication
- 8th International Conference on Evidence-based Policy in Long-Term Care (ILPN)
London School of Economics and Political Science, 9-11 september, London, EN [Link ↗]
Presentation : Preferences for Prevention Programs to Promote Healthy Aging in France: Evidence from a Discrete Choice Experiment - EuGMS (European Geriatric Medicine Society) Conference, 16-18 september, Lille, FR [Link ↗]
Sponsored Symposium - CLARIANE
New directions for innovative care organization in long-term care: Small-scale living and ‘Rhythms of Life'
Presentation: Understanding What Matters in Long-Term Care: Insights from Older Adults’ Preferences
- 8th International Conference on Evidence-based Policy in Long-Term Care (ILPN)