Prosper Koto joined NSHA in early November 2017 as a member of the Research Methods Unit (RMU). He graduated from the University of Manitoba with a PhD in Economics specializing in Applied Econometrics and Applied Microeconomics, and also has an MSc. from the University of Guelph.
Prior to joining the RMU, he taught in the Department of Economics at the Dalhousie University for a year. He also has extensive teaching experience from the University of Manitoba. His experience in health economics research comes from conducting independent research on multivalued treatment effects analysis using observational data and he also was part of a team working on a Manitoba Research Alliance project evaluating the effect of the availability of Video Lottery Terminals on the health and economic outcomes of individuals in various communities in Manitoba. He has additional research experience from single-authored peer-reviewed journal publications.
He is available for consultation on economic evaluation of health care programs/treatments/interventions, including research design, cost effectiveness and cost utility analysis, either as part of a clinical trial, using observational data or using decision analytic models. He is also available for consultation on multivalued treatment effect analysis using econometric techniques, and econometric analysis of health data including longitudinal data.
Please join us in welcoming Prosper to NSHA!
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