
Alicia Núñez
Ph.D in Public Health with concentration in Health Management and Policy, Oregon State University, EEUU.
Master in Finance, Universidad de Chile.
Information Systems and Management Control, Universidad de Chile.
Accountant Auditor, Universidad de Chile.
Alicia Núñez is Associate Professor in the Department of Management Control and Information Systems (DCS) at the University of Chile.
Her lines of research are equity in the health system, from a financial and access point of view; health systems and comparison between countries; management in health institutions and costing systems. Among her associated disciplines of study are health economic analysis in different social sectors and management control.
Since October 2017, she has been the director of the master’s degree in Management Control Weekend offered by the Faculty of Economics and Business.
Equity in Health Systems, Health Systems and Universal Health, Management of Health Institutions and Cost Systems.
Professional practice standards or Public Policy
- 2023 / Pathways to Universal Digital Access to Inclusive Healthcare in the G20
- 2023 / Pathways to Universal Digital Access to Inclusive Healthcare in the G20
Research Monographs
- 2016 / Influence of the triple helix model on high growth firms
- 2015 / Quantitative relationship among Crowding, Efficiency and Patient Vulnerability in an Emergency Department: Empirical Evidence from a private hospital / - No. 01
- 2015 / National Healthcare Policies in Chile: An Ontological Meta-Analysis / - No. 02
- 2015 / An overview of the most cited studies in health research / - No. 04
Columna de Opinión
- 2026 / Presupuesto 2027: La Salud más Allá del Gasto Público
- 2026 / Gastar menos no siempre es gestionar mejor
- 2026 / Medir mejor la gestión hospitalaria
- 2026 / Gestión hospitalaria
- 2026 / Más allá del cumplimiento
- 2026 / Ranking de gestión en salud
- 2026 / La resiliencia del sector salud tras el temporal
- 2026 / La otra historia del temporal
- 2026 / Medición de indicadores en salud
- 2026 / ¿Estamos midiendo lo que realmente importa?
- 2026 / El costo de nuestra salud
- 2025 / Financiamiento de la investigación en Chile: la excelencia no basta
- 2025 / Salud en el preprograma de Evelyn Matthei
- 2025 / Salud en manos de la comunidad: un camino hacia la equidad
- 2025 / Respuesta de Chile ante el covid-19
- 2024 / Desafíos y oportunidades paraIngeniería en Información yControl de Gestión
- 2023 / Hacia un acceso digital universal
- 2022 / Participación comunitaria en programas de salud
- 2022 / La participación comunitaria en la planificación y gestión de programas de salud
- 2022 / Hacia un sistema de salud universal
- 2020 / Lecciones del coronavirus
- 2020 / Estrategia de prevención del coronavirus
- 2020 / Estrategias de prevención
- 2019 / Barreras de acceso en salud
- 2012 / La gestión en salud
Academic/Professional meeting Presentations
- 2021 / Gestión de Carreras Universitarias: un Enfoque de Costos
- 2021 / Design Of A Program To Improve Health Care Access In The Chilean System
- 2021 / Quality and Safety Problems in Chilean Hospitals
- 2016 / Performance Indicators for Hospital Emergency Departments Management
- 2016 / The Effect of Introducing strategy map as a learning tool on student engagement
- 2016 / Influential Journals in Health Research: A Bibliometric Study
- 2016 / Positive Effect of the Triple Helix Model Over High-Growth Businesses in a Developing Country
- 2016 / Simulación de Entrenamiento Como Herramienta de Enseñanza-Aprendizaje
- 2015 / Equity in Health in Chile: An Evolution from 1990 to 2011
- 2014 / Tools to manage the decision-making process in operating rooms
- 2013 / Emission of Polyciclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, total resources alocated for health care and lung cancer mortality ratesin countries around the world: past, present and future perspectives.
- 2013 / A new measurement of access to health care services.
- 2011 / Equity in the Chilean Health Care System
- 2011 / Equity in Health System Finance in Chile
Competitive Research Awards Received
- 2016 / A Model To Measure Health Care Access / - No. 11160150
Others