Thesis topics

1. Solidarity: fairness or force in healthcare

Consultant: Dr. Norbert Buzás PhD., Head of Department, Associate Professor

2. Sustainable funding of health care

 Consultant: Dr. Norbert Buzás PhD., Head of Department, Associate Professor

3. Comparing the cost effectiveness of different operating methods

Consultant: Dr. Norbert Buzás PhD., Head of Department, Associate Professor

4. Health economic aspects of vaccines

Consultant: Dr. Zoltán Juhász PhD, Assistant Professor

6. Investigation of organizational changes in national public health system based on a literature review

Consultant: Dr. Zoltán Juhász PhD, Assistant Professor

7. The potential application of artificial intelligence in healthcare services

Consultant: Dr. Zoltán Juhász PhD, Assistant Professor

8. Technology acceptance in healthcare

Consultant: Tamás Ujházi, Teaching Assistant

9. Patient preference analysis using conjoint analysis: Why does a patient choose one treatment over another?

 Consultant: Tamás Ujházi, Teaching Assistant

10. Digital Health: How Do Patients Accept New Technologies

Consultant: Tamás Ujházi, Teaching Assistant

11. Advertising effectiveness in the health sector tested by eye camera

Consultant: Tamás Ujházi, Teaching Assistant

12. In Search of the Perfect Vitamin C: Investigating Consumer Preferences Using Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis.

Consultant: Tamás Ujházi, Teaching Assistant

13. Estimating the costs of type 1 diabetes care

Consultant: Zsanett Tesch, Scientific Assistant

14. Exploring factors influencing transition readiness in young people diagnosed with T1DM

Consultant: Zsanett Tesch, Scientific Assistant

15. The challenges of transitioning young people diagnosed with T1DM from childcare to adult care

Consultant: Zsanett Tesch, Scientific Assistant

16. The doctor-patient relationship of young people diagnosed with T1DM and its impact on the transition to adult care

Consultant: Zsanett Tesch, Scientific Assistant

17. Institutional capacity planning for inpatient / outpatient care
Consultant: Dr. Ágnes Bognár PhD, Assistant Professor