The SEHAT team
The SEHAT team is a multi-disciplinary international collaboration of economists, epidemiologists, psychologists and public health experts.
Principal Investigators
Co-Principal Investigator
A social and psychiatric epidemiologist, Asia is an associate professor in the Gillings School of Global Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill examining how social context influences developmental risk trajectories over the life course.
Prof. Manoj Mohanan, PhD
Co-Principal Investigator
Manoj Mohanan is the Creed C. Black Professor of Public Policy and Interim Dean at the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University. He is an applied microeconomist and studies health policy and health-related behavior in developing countries.
Co-Investigators
Co-Investigator
Jen is a developmental psychologist, research professor, and director of the Center for Child and Family Policy in the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University, whose work examines how cultural contexts moderate links between parenting and child adjustment.
Co-Investigator
As an applied microeconomist and public policy professor at the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, Arnab studies the economics of healthcare and governance.
*Prof. Mukherji is not working with human-subjects data in SEHAT at this time.
Co-Investigator
Marcos is an economist at University College London studying the economics of health in developed and developing countries.
Research Project Team
Kendal Swanson
Postdoc, Duke
Kaitlin Shartle
Research Associate, Duke
Alba Sóñora Noya
Research Associate, UNC
Jiacheng Fan
Research Associate, UCL
Laura Gorla
Research Associate, Duke
Henry Cust
Research Associate, Duke
Our Partners
The SEHAT Study benefits from key partnerships that enable our access to data and facilitate dissemination of our findings to relevant academic and policy audiences.
Our partnership with CMIE provides us with exclusive access to health data that we purchase from CMIE for the SEHAT project. This data is collected from households who are currently in the Consumer Pyramids Household Survey (CPHS).
Artha Global (Mumbai) facilitates research and implementation support for evidence-based policymaking in India and globally. Our partnership with Artha will enable SEHAT to effectively disseminate findings from our research to inform health policy and healthcare delivery in India.