Dr Patrick Abraham is a Health Economist and Research Fellow at Melbourne Health Economics, within the School of Public Health. His field of research involves economic evaluations of malaria and other infectious diseases in low- and middle-income settings, as well as Australia. He specialises in cost-effectiveness analysis, productivity losses and understanding the holistic economic burden of infectious diseases on households and communities.
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