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Jose A. Salinas-Perez (PhD) is an Associate Professor at the Department of Quantitative Methods of Loyola University (Spain). He holds Master’s Degrees in Geographic Information Systems and in urban and regional planning. He has honorary appointments at the Australian National University and at the University of Canberra. Besides, he teaches Statistics in the Business, Economics and Engineering Degrees.
He is a geographer specialized in Health Geography. Thus, he developed his doctoral thesis on the design and implementation of a Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm for carrying out spatial data analysis. The Algorithm has been applied on treated prevalence data, specifically on schizophrenia and depression, at municipal level in order to identify and locate spatial clusters of municipalities with significant high (hot spots) and low (cold spots) values of treated cases in Andalusia and Catalonia. Later the spatial clusters have been related with risk factors such as socioeconomic and health planning indicators in order to produce meaningful knowledge for health planning.
Another of his research lines is the health service research. He has collaborated in the development and implementation of the DESDE-LTC instrument for the standardized classification of long-term care services. Moreover, he has made the cartography of standardizes services and socioeconomic, demographic and health indicators in the integrated care atlases conducted in several Spanish, European and Australian health regions. Atlases are useful decision tools for health planning and policy, which let analyse the healthcare provision, detect gaps and make comparisons with other areas. In this research line, he has been a visiting academic at the University of Sydney and at the Australian National University to collaborate in integrated care atlases in Australia.
He has also participated in several projects on relative technical efficiency analysis of small mental health areas developed in Catalonia and Basque Country (Spain). This type of analysis allows ranking the health areas in order to their technical efficiency, to propose improvement in the systems, and to model the consequences of possible management interventions on the health system.
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HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONSno. 1 (2024): 1-8
Mary Anne Furst, Tina McDonald,Janya McCalman,Jose Salinas-Perez,Ruth Fagan, Anita Lee Hong, Merrissa Nona,Vicki Saunders,Luis Salvador-Carulla
JOURNAL OF MENTAL HEALTH POLICY AND ECONOMICS (2023): S11-S12
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PLOS ONEno. 4 (2023): e0284241-e0284241
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORKpp.1-14, (2023)
Neda Firouraghi,Behzad Kiani, Hossein Tabatabaei Jafari,Vincent Learnihan,Jose A. Salinas-Perez,Ahmad Raeesi,MaryAnne Furst,Luis Salvador-Carulla,Nasser Bagheri
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#Papers: 77
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