- Public Health Policies, health services (re)organization and Health sector reform in HSR in Latin America (1997-2014)

• Community based health experiences in Central-America (1997-2000)

• Health sector reform in Colombia (2000-2004)

• Interinstitutional collaboration with the Cuban National Institute of Hygiene, Epidemiology and Microbiology (INHEM) in Havana. (1997-2014)

  Health services organization and intervention research in the Cuban first line health services, with focus on (re)organization of Cuba’s family medicine (1997-2014)

  • Emergency services in the Cuban Health System

  • Hospital at home in the Cuban Health System

  • Organization and evolution of the Cuban health system in times of crisis

  • Hospital management in times of crisis (Cienfuegos, cuba)

  • Cuba’s International Collaboration Program

  • Participatory Planning and Evaluation strategies in community health

  • Chronic diseases care (hypertension program) in Cardenas and Santiago de Cuba

• Disease control and community participation (PAHO 2010)

  • Community participation in Dengue control in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. (PAHO)

• Health Policies in Europe (2000-2004 / 2012-2013 )

  • European Health Policies

  • Health consequences of the European crisis

• Empowerment strategies for (the right to) Health (with THWA – Brussels)

• Follow-up of an implementation program with the People’s Health Movement in Latin America (MPS-LA)) in collaboration with Intal (2010-2013).

• Healthe services organization and chronic diseases: recent evolutions in Latin America (2009-2014) and in Cuba (2010-2014)

ITM:

- Health services organization

- Local Health Systems –(in TMIH & TM courses)

- Chronic diseases and HSO (in MPH, TMIH and TM courses)

- National Health Policies (in TMIH & TM courses)

- ‘Globalization and Health’ (in TMIH & TM courses at ITM)

- Thesis coach for Master students at ITM: MPH-HSMP & MPH-IH

Thesis coach Master Family Medicine (Be)

Invited lectures:

- Ghent University (Master Conflict and Development)

- Queen Mary University of London, UK.

- Thessaloniki University, Greece.

- University of Leiden, The Netherlands