Providing quality public health and universal health care access are key challenges facing not only developing countries but also developed countries as the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated. 

 

A rapid expansion of public, affordable health care infrastructure is particularly crucial in this context. Nevertheless, exogenous shocks such as pandemics can hinder health outcomes. 

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I apply quantitative empirical methods to assess health accessibility and public health management in different historical contexts.

 

List of research collaborators:

• Dr. Maurizio Malpede, University of Verona

• Dr. Giacomo Falchetta, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM)

• Dr. Ahmed T. Hammad