Aspro Jacqueline Miot

Jacqueline Miot is a South African health economist and public health researcher whose work centres on health technology assessment, priority setting, and financing within the context of universal health coverage. Her scholarship engages closely with national policy processes, particularly around essential medicines selection, pharmaceutical evaluation, and evidence-informed decision-making in the public sector.

Recent publications highlight expertise in economic evaluation of large-scale programmes, including COVID-19 vaccination delivery and pharmaceutical HTA case studies that shaped access and pricing decisions. Her research also examines willingness to pay for primary health care and broader system financing questions, demonstrating strong methodological grounding in costing, budget impact, and cost-effectiveness analyses.

Alongside health economics, her collaborative work addresses HIV and TB service delivery, differentiated care models, migrant and gender-related barriers to care, and community-based interventions. This interdisciplinary portfolio reflects a commitment to linking economic evidence with implementation research to improve equitable access to quality health services in South Africa.