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The euFem project, a joint effort of CEIS Tor Vergata together with OECD, the University of Southern California and the Stanford University, is directed by Vincenzo Atella and managed, maintained and developed by the Health Econometrics, Economics and Policy team at the Centre of Economics and International Studies (CEIS) of the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
euFem is a dynamic microsimulation model with the goal of reproducing individual health trajectories as well as behaviours in terms of healthcare choices. It applies user-defined health policy rules to harmonized micro-data from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE). The effects of different policy scenarios on health status, healthcare choices and health expenditures can then be analyzed, in a comparable manner, through a wide range of summary statistics for the population of each country and for the considered countries as a whole.
euFem is a micro-simulation model of health status and demand for health in ten European countries (Austria, Germany, Sweden, Netherland, Spain, Italy, France, Denmark, Switzerland and Belgium) enabling researchers and policy analysts to evaluate the short, medium and long-run potential impact of a wide range of health policies on individual health outcomes and expenditures
FIM is a dynamic microsimulation model with the goal of reproducing individual health trajectories as well as behaviours in terms of healthcare choices. It applies user-defined health policy rules to micro-data from the Health Search Database (HSD), a longitudinal observational database run by the Italian College of General Practitioners (SIMG) since 1998. The HSD contains patient level data from Electronic Patient Records (EPRs) collected by General Practitioners (GPs) throughout Italy. The effects of different policy scenarios on health status, healthcare choices and health expenditures can then be analyzed, in a comparable manner, through a wide range of summary statistics even at regional level.
The FIM project, a joint effort of CEIS Tor Vergata, is directed by Vincenzo Atella and managed, maintained and developed by the Health Econometrics, Economics and Policy team at the Centre of Economics and International Studies (CEIS) of the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
The only multi-country dynamic health micro-simulation model available for Europe
Harmonized input data and policy simulations for 10 European countries
Highly flexible in scenarios design
Continually updated, developed and expanded in response to the requirements
The only dynamic health micro-simulation model available for Italy
Initial stock sample of more than 1 million patients and policy simulations at national and regional level
Highly flexible in scenarios design
Highly detailed diseases (up to 5-digits ICD9), diagnostics and drugs data
Continually updated and developed