Gustav Tinghög

Doctoral Thesis:
The Economics and Ethics of Health-Care Rationing

Work tasks:

• Spiritual Leader
• Research
• Supervisor/Teaching

Research interests:

Neuroeconomics, Healtheconomics, Health-Care Priority Setting and Bioethics

Current research projects:

• The Moral Cost of Health Care Rationing – An fMRI Study Assessing the Neural Activity Among Doctors Facing Moral Dilemmas (Neuroeconomics)
• SQoLP – Swedish Quality of Life Project (Healtheconomics)
• Criteria for Rationing based on the Swedish Ethical Platform for Health-Care Priority Setting (Health-Care Priority Setting)
• Individual Responsibility for Health Care- A Theoretical Analysis (Bioethics)
• Rationing in Practice – Inequalities in Waiting Times for Elective Surgery (Healteconomics)
• Discounting Health in Cost-Effectiveness Analysis – Merging Economics and Ethics (Healtheconomics/Bioethics)
• Incentives for Organ Donation (Healtheconomics/Bioethics)
• Person Trade Off versus Time Trade Off – Theoretical and Empirical Comparisons for Assessing Quality of Life (Healtheconomics)

 Gustavs publications: DiVA, Linköping University Publication