Isabel Craveiro Graduated in Sociology (BSc) in 1996, and has a Master in Sociology of Development and Social Transformation (2002) from the Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra. In 2010, Isabel obtained a PhD degree in International Health from the Institute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine of NOVA University of Lisbon. Craveiro was an Assistant Professor in the Department for Global Public Health, at IHMT-NOVA, member of the Scientific Council of the Research Center Global Health and Tropical Medicine and coordinator of the Cross Cutting Issue Fair Research Partnerships, coordinator of the Masters in Public Health and Development, and coordinates with the WHO Collaborating Center on Health Workforce Policy and Planning. Isabel has supervised several post-doctoral, doctoral, and master’s works. Craveiro has professional experience in Portugal, Brazil, Cabo Verde, Angola, Mozambique, and Guinea Bissau. She has been involved in large collaborative research projects financed by the European Union and FCT. Craveiro works on health evaluation and health-informed policies. Her main areas of interest are global public health, the mechanisms of health-informed policies, international comparisons of health workforce interventions, gender, and social determinants of health. Areas of research focus on qualitative research methods and mixed methods applied to social sciences and health policy research.