Athina Economou

Associate Professor

University of Thessaly

Greece

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Athina Economou is an Associate Professor at the University of Thessaly in Greece. Her research focuses on healthcare systems, health tourism investments, and socioeconomic factors related to trust and coping mechanisms in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently, she has published articles addressing public perceptions of national healthcare efficiency, patient satisfaction in hospital care, and the socioeconomic gradient in coping strategies across Europe.

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2025

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Paschalis Arvanitidis

Professor, doctor

University of Thessaly

GREECE

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Articles (9)

Public Perceptions on the Efficiency of National Healthcare Systems Before and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

An Examination of the Supply-Side Stakeholders’ Views towards Health Tourism Investments in the Region of Thessaly, Greece

Trust in peers or in the institution? A decomposition analysis of Airbnb listings’ pricing

The socioeconomic gradient in coping attitudes towards the COVID-19 measures in social welfare regimes in Europe

Data on expectations, perceived quality, satisfaction with hospital care and financial ability of patients who suffer from acute and chronic respiratory diseases, in Central Greece

Data on expectations, perceived quality, satisfaction with hospital care and financial ability of patients who suffer from acute and chronic respiratory diseases, in Central Greece

The Gender Environmentalism Gap in Germany and the Netherlands

The Gender Environmentalism Gap in Germany and the Netherlands

What explains the EU north-south gap in institutional trust: socioeconomic conditions or behavioural differences? A case study

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Paschalis Arvanitidis

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