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Troels Kristensen is an Associate Professor in Health Economics at the University of Southern Denmark. He holds a Master of Science degree in economics and a PhD in Health Economics. His research interests center on the causes and consequences of variation in healthcare delivery and needs, focusing particularly on warranted versus unwarranted variation in the use of healthcare services. Kristensen explores the organization of healthcare delivery, incentive structures in general practice, GP behavior, risk adjustment, and socioeconomic morbidity. Additionally, he investigates integrated care approaches such as diabetes management and the personality traits of leadership within the healthcare sector. Notably, Kristensen's previous training includes a visiting research position at the University of York and part of his PhD training at the Swiss School of Public Health. His selected publications reflect his research focus, including studies on empathy variations in general practice and the use of preventive home visits by general practitioners for dementia patients.
University of Southern Denmark • Odense, Denmark
Currently teaching and conducting research in Health Economics.
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