Nataša Perić, MSc, BSc
Researcher
Phone: +43 1 40160 - 34847
E-Mail: natasa.peric@muv.ac.at
Location: Kinderspitalgasse 15, 1st floor, room 135
Nataša Perić joined the Department of Health Economics as a Researcher and PhD Candidate in August 2015.
She was fully engaged in WP 12 of the European project BRIDGE Health (BRidging Information and Data Generation for Evidence-based Health Policy and Research), which dealt with the evaluation of health care systems until the end of the project in October 2017. Since November 2017 she is working on two European H2020 projects, PECUNIA and PReDicT.
She is currently writing her PhD thesis on the "Prioritization of indicators for structured monitoring of health system performance in the EU".
Nataša holds a master's degree in International Business Administration from the University of Vienna, where she specialized in Health Care and International Management. She also spent an exchange semester within the Erasmus Programme at the University of Alcalá de Henares in Spain. For her thesis she conducted an experimental analysis to investigate the potential of a mass casualty incident management game.
Prior to this appointment, Nataša worked as a researcher at the NPO Competence Center at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) where she has gained specific knowledge in qualitative and quantitative evaluation research in the areas of care of elderly and health promotion by applying the social return on investment (SROI) methodology. Whereas her previous function as a Clinical Trial Coordinator at Boehringer Ingelheim allowed her to obtain invaluable insights and experiences about clinical development and the pharmaceutical industry providing her with complementary insights to add to the bigger picture in understanding the mechanisms of health care and health systems on a national and European level.
Her research interests include evaluation of health care systems and social impact measurement and social return on investment analysis (SROI-analysis) in public health.
Selected Bibliography
- Hofmarcher MM, Perić N, Simon J. (2017) Headline indicators for structured monitoring of health system performance in Europe. Eurohealth, 23(4): 11-15
- Bogaert P, Van Oyen H for BRIDGE Health (Hofmarcher M M, Simon J, Perić N) (2017). HIREP-ERIC: A research infrastructure to advance public health monitoring and research on health and care. Technical and Scientific Description, BRIDGE Health Technical Report 03/2017, Scientific Institute of Public Health, Brussels, March 2017.
- Hofmarcher-Holzhacker M, Perić N, Simon J (2017): Schlüsselindikatoren für eine strukturierte Bewertung der Leistungsfähigkeit von Gesundheitssystemen in Europa: ein Fortschrittsbericht des EU Projekts BRIDGE Health. ÖGPH Newsletter March 2017
- Hofmarcher M M, Perić N, Simon J on behalf of the BRIDGE Health working group for horizontal activity 6 (2017). Priority setting methods in health information, BRIDGE Health Technical Report 04/2017 on Recommendations of priority setting methods for a European Research Infrastructure Consortium on Health Information for Research and Evidence-based policy (HIREP-ERIC), HS&I and Medical University of Vienna, April 2017.
- Perić N, Hofmarcher-Holzhacker M M, Simon J (2017): Health system performance assessment landscape at the EU level: A focused synthesis of actors and actions. Archives of Public Health, 75(5). DOI: 10.1186/s13690-016-0173-5.
- Hofmarcher M M, Perić N, Simon J, Joas A, Bogaert P (2016). Priority setting methods and transferability in health information. Adjacent Government.
- Hofmarcher-Holzhacker M, Simon J, Perić N (2015). Kick off neue Projekte - BRIDGE Health: Bridging Information and Data Generation for Evidence-based Health Policy and Research. ÖGPH Newsletter September 2015, pp. 11-12.
- Rauner M S, Niessner H, Leopold-Wildburger U, Perić N, Herdlicka T (2014): A policy management game for mass casualty incidents: an experimental study, Flexible Services and Manufacturing Journal, doi: 10.1007/s10696-014-9205-z.
- Schober C, Perić N (2013): Welchen gesellschaftlichen und ökonomischen Nutzen stiften mobile Pflege- und Betreuungsdienste in Wien?, ÖZPR 4/2013 pp.124-128, Wien, Manz Verlag.
- Pervan-Al Soqauer I, Schober C, Perić N, Gosch T (2013): Studie zum gesellschaftlichen und ökonomischen Nutzen der Miteinander leben – Organisation für Betreutes Wohnen GmbH mittels SROI-Analyse. NPO-Kompetenzzentrum, WU Wien.
- Schober C, Schober D, Perić N, Pervan E (2013): Studie zum gesellschaftlichen und ökonomischen Nutzen der mobilen Pflege- und Betreuungsdienste in Wien mittels einer SROI-Analyse. NPO-Kompetenzzentrum, WU Wien.
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