V. Ress, R. Messerle and M. Griebenow receive HCHE Young Researcher Award 2023

16 June 2023, by Andrea Bükow

Preisträger und Jury des HCHE Young Researcher Award

Photo: HCHE/V. Achenbach

For the second time, the international scientific advisory board has presented the HCHE Young Researcher Award. The following HCHE doctoral students or post-docs have now been honored for their research in the field of ambulatory and inpatient care: Dr. Malte Griebenow for his paper "Should physicians team up to treat chronic diseases?", Vanessa Ress for her work "Examining the causal relationship between integrated care and healthcare utilization and costs in a socially deprived urban area in Germany using difference-in-difference analysis" and Robert Messerle for research on "Country-level effects of diagnosis-related groups: Evidence from Germany's comprehensive reform of hospital payments".
The award ceremony took place during the HCHE Center Day. The award winners will now have the opportunity to spend a research period with a member of the jury.

To the HCHE Young Researcher Award

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