Dr. Maryna Ivets

Profile

Dr. Maryna Ivets Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin

Contact

Contact hours Monday
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Address Berner Fachhochschule
School of Health Professions
Institut für G-ökonomie und G-politik
Stadtbachstrasse 64
3012 Bern

Research

Specialisations

Health Economics
Health Services Research
Behavioral Economics
Children's Development

CV

Professional experience

2025 Present Research Associate, Bern University of Applied Sciences
2021 2025 Senior Researcher, WifOR Institute
2015 2021 Research Associate, Center for Health Economics (CINCH)
2014 2021 Research Assisstant, Leibniz Institute {RWI)

Education

2014-2023 PhD in empirical Health Economics University of Duisburg-Essen
2013-2014 M.A in Economics University of Hamburg
2011-2013 B.A in Economics CUNY--Hunter College

Projects

Projects at the BFH

Financing & reimbursement Care@Home

Care@Home enables hospital-equivalent care in patients' own homes. The project examines financing and reimbursement models to sustainably integrate this innovative form of care into the Swiss healthcare system.
Institute(s) Institute of Health Economics and Health Policy

Head of project Katharina Blankart
- See research project

Financing & reimbursement Care@Home

Care@Home enables hospital-equivalent care in patients' own homes. The project examines financing and reimbursement models to sustainably integrate this innovative form of care into the Swiss healthcare system.
Institute(s) Institute of Health Economics and Health Policy

Head of project Katharina Blankart
- See research project

Publications

Avdic, D., Ivets, M., Lagerqvist, B., & Sriubaite, I. (2023). Providers, peers and patients. How do physicians’ practice environments affect patient outcomes?. Journal of Health Economics, 89, 102741.

Avdic, D., Ivets, M., Lagerqvist, B., & Sriubaite, I. (2023). Providers, peers and patients. How do physicians’ practice environments affect patient outcomes?. Journal of Health Economics, 89, 102741.

Boberg-Fazlic, N., Ivets, M., Karlsson, M., & Nilsson, T. (2021). Disease and fertility: Evidence from the 1918–19 influenza pandemic in Sweden. Economics & Human Biology, 43, 101020.

Boberg-Fazlic, N., Ivets, M., Karlsson, M., & Nilsson, T. (2021). Disease and fertility: Evidence from the 1918–19 influenza pandemic in Sweden. Economics & Human Biology, 43, 101020.

Awards

Equal Opportunities Fund TeachingPLUSCare (1000€)

UDE Fund supporting researchers with children

UDE International Exchange Fund (500€)

Grant for international research travel

Royal Economic Society (RES) Conference Travel Grant (350£)

Conference travel grant.

Dggö Conference Travel Grant (300€)

Conference travel grant.

Ruhr Graduate School (RGS) in Economics Full PhD scholarship for 3 years

Full PhD scholarship for 3 years

DAAD Graduate Scholarship for 1 year

Graduate-level scholarship to study in Germany.

Estate of Louise G. Tausig Scholarship (1,500$)

Hunter College scholarship

1st Place, 65th New York State Economics Association (NYSEA) Undergraduate Paper Competition (300$)

Undergraduate Paper Competition

Hunter College Foundation Scholarship Recipient (500$)

Hunter College scholarship

Language skills and intercultural knowledge

Language skills

English - Full professional proficiency
German - Limited working proficiency
French - Elementary proficiency
Belarusian - Native or bilingual proficiency
Russian - Native or bilingual proficiency

Intercultural knowledge

United States of America
Germany
Switzerland