José Antonio Requejo, MD, MPH José Antonio Requejo, MD, MPH, is a healthcare professional studying the Health Reform Mexico. After completing medical school in 2019 at Universidad Panamericana, he has dedicated his career to studying public health.

Currently, José Antonio is pursuing a doctoral program at the London School of Economics and Political Science, where he continues to learn on health policy and health economics. Before his doctoral studies, he completed a Master in Public Health on Global Health at the Boston University School of Public Health, where he earned a fully-funded Dean Scholarship to complete his studies. After his MPH, he worked as a research assistant at the Global Health Department of the Boston University School of Public Health, under the guidance of Professor Veronika Wirtz. His research contributions have been published in research journals, including BMJ Global Health.

His thesis at LSE aims to study the ongoing health reforms in Mexico after the centralization of the Health System, as well as measuring the impact on the out-of-pocket expenditure and health outcomes.

Dissertation title:

Mexican Health System Centralization

Dissertation supervisor(s):

Professor Andrew Street, Professor Joan Costa-Font 

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Publications:

• Requejo Domínguez, J.A., Mino-León, D. and Wirtz, V.J. (2023). Quality of clinical evidence and political justifications of ivermectin mass distribution of COVID-19 kits in eight Latin American countries. BMJ global health, [online] 8(5), p.e010962. doi:https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjgh-2022-010962.