2026 IHEA Mentoring Program – Intake Survey for Mentors

Please fill out this brief survey so the program can be better tailored to your expertise and
interests. If you have any questions or comments about this survey, please contact us at mentoring@healtheconomics.org

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* 1. Please provide your name

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* 2. Please provide your email address.

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* 3. Degrees completed. Select all that apply.

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree

Ph.D. or similar doctorate

Medical doctor

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Field of study of highest degree.

Economics or other social science

Health Professions

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* 5. Year of graduation for highest completed degree. (Please note that we are only accepting mentors with seven or more years of post-graduation experience. If your year of graduation is after 2019, we thank you for your interest and hope you will submit a mentoring application in future years.)

2011-2019

2010 or earlier

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* 6. How would you describe your career level? The descriptions below serve as a broad guide and may not be fully applicable to different contexts and personal
circumstances

Early-career level (not yet fully independent researcher), i.e. currently
registered in a degree program or up to 7 years after graduation with highest degree

Mid-career level (working relatively independently and assuming some
responsibility for supervision, managing research teams and leadership in other areas), i.e. from 7+ to 15 years of experience since graduation with highest degree

Senior level (extensive experience in the field and in a leadership position), i.e. more than 15 years of experience since graduation with highest degree

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* 7. Please indicate the country in which you are currently living and working.

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* 8. Please indicate which country you identify with the most (may be your country of birth, origin or upbringing or the country in which you reside).

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* 9. Please select up to five areas most relevant to your research.

Health (burden of disease, distribution of health, etc.) and health outcome valuation

Behavioral economics and health production (including health habits -
determinants and consequences)

Social and related determinants of health

Demand for health insurance

Demand for and utilization of health services (including barriers to access)

Health care labor markets / health workforce

Supply of health services (including quality of care)

Supply of pharmaceutical products and medical devices

Competition and market failure

Financing for Universal Health Coverage (financial risk protection, integrated funding pools, strategic purchasing etc.)

Health care financing (general) & expenditures

Economic Evaluation

Equity in economic evaluation

Efficiency analyses at the health system level

Equity analyses at the health system level

Health preference research

Economics of children's health and wellbeing

Economics of digital health technology

Economics of genomics and precision medicine

Economics of obesity

Economics of palliative and end-of-life care

Mental health economics

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* 10. Please indicate the areas where you feel comfortable providing mentoring support. Please select all that apply.

Idea generation / identifying relevant research topics and questions

Grants (sourcing, writing, administration)

Publications (writing, finding appropriate journals, managing ‘rejection’)

Higher degree research supervision (finding and vetting students, managing the candidature)

Planning and preparing for promotion

Managing workload demands

Teaching responsibilities

Strategic research planning

Leadership and/or management

Developing networks and collaborations

Strategic career / individual development planning

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* 11. In which of the following institutional environments do you have experience of working? Please select all that apply.

Academia (university or non-university research organization)

Government

Multi-Lateral International Organization (e.g. WHO or another UN agency)

Consultancy group

Non-Governmental Organization (e.g. community-based, producing and
disseminating information)

Industry (private health care company or insurer)

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* 12. Which of the following describes your current institution

College or university in North America

College or university outside of North America

Institutions other than college or university

Self-employed or freelance consultant

2026 IHEA Mentoring Program – Intake Survey for Mentors

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* 1. Please provide your name

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* 2. Please provide your email address.

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* 3. Degrees completed. Select all that apply.

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* 4. Field of study of highest degree.

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* 5. Year of graduation for highest completed degree. (Please note that we are only accepting mentors with seven or more years of post-graduation experience. If your year of graduation is after 2019, we thank you for your interest and hope you will submit a mentoring application in future years.)

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* 6. How would you describe your career level? The descriptions below serve as a broad guide and may not be fully applicable to different contexts and personalcircumstances

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* 7. Please indicate the country in which you are currently living and working.

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* 8. Please indicate which country you identify with the most (may be your country of birth, origin or upbringing or the country in which you reside).

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* 9. Please select up to five areas most relevant to your research.

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* 10. Please indicate the areas where you feel comfortable providing mentoring support. Please select all that apply.

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* 11. In which of the following institutional environments do you have experience of working? Please select all that apply.

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* 12. Which of the following describes your current institution

* 6. How would you describe your career level? The descriptions below serve as a broad guide and may not be fully applicable to different contexts and personal
circumstances