Projects per year
Organisation profile
Organisation profile
The EcoHealth research group consists of
the Eco-epidemiology unit, the Socio-Ecological Health Research unit
and the Complexity & Health unit.
Our current thematic areas include
- Climate change, urbanisation and health
- Sustainable disease control and elimination
- Health system resilience
- Innovations in research methodology
The Ecohealth group brings together researchers from different backgrounds and disciplines, such as eco-epidemiology, social sciences, anthropology, health systems research and urban
design.
Our starting point is that research on the current health
challenges that occur at the interface between humans and their natural, social and political environments requires a systems approach.
Keywords
- B680-public-health
- B680-epidemiology
- B780-tropical-medicine
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
Profiles
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Looking through the right lens: a syndemic framework for HIV disease
Bal, N., Polman, K., Van Leth, F. & Hoekstra, T.
14/11/24 → …
Project: PhD-project
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GroundingEthics: Grounding Ethics in Research on Climate Change and Health: triangulating perspectives of the communities, researchers and ethical committees
Marchal, B., Michielsen, J., Ceballos, K., Kreppel, K., Martinez Abarca, A. L., Srinivas, P. N. & Kochupurackal Ulahannan, S.
11/11/24 → 11/11/25
Project: Research Project
Research output
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Barriers and enablers towards integrated care for survivors of sexual violence in humanitarian settings: A real-time qualitative Delphi study
Sawah, E., Kielmann, K. & Michielsen, J., 2025, In: Global Public Health. 20, 1, 18 p., 2460016.Research output: Contribution to journal › A1: Web of Science-article › peer-review
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Community Health Insurance in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Michielsen, J., Verstraeten, B., Vervoort, F. & Criel, B., 2025, International Encyclopedia of Public Health (Third Edition). Elsevier Inc., Vol. 7. p. 374-389Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Article for encyclopedia › peer-review
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Eliciting the Initial Programme Theory in a Realist Evaluation of Facility-Based Maternal Death Reviews in Benin: Methodological Process, Challenges and Lessons Learned
Hounsou, CB., Dossou, JP., Delvaux, T., Benová, L., Ouendo, EM., Zweekhorst, M. & Marchal, B., 2025, In: International Journal of Qualitative Methods. 24, 12 p., 16094069241309277.Research output: Contribution to journal › A1: Web of Science-article › peer-review
Open Access