Frisell Oskar

Oskar has over 7 years of experience in health economic research both in academia and consultancy. Following the trend of shifting health care delivery towards patient tailored interventions, Oskar has developed a special interest in precision medicine and precision health. In addition, Oskar has experience in decision analytic modelling, literature review and estimation of economic burden of disease. Oskar has extensive experience in estimation of costs of dementia and cognitive disorders where he has authored and co-authored several publications and reports, with the most prominent on behalf of the World Health Organization regarding the global societal costs of dementia. He is also a PhD student at Karolinska Institutet working on a thesis about implementing precision medicine from a health economic perspective.

Education: Master of Science with a major in Economics