RESEARCH

Evidence for health systems, public finance and policy.

My research combines applied economics and econometrics with questions that matter to governments, healthcare systems and citizens: how to improve health, raise productivity and use public resources more effectively.

HEALTH ECONOMICS

Prevention, behaviour and healthcare expenditure

How changes in smoking, alcohol consumption, physical activity and other behaviours translate into healthcare costs and long-run fiscal pressures.

Public-facing evidence ↗
HEALTHCARE PRODUCTIVITY

Technology, incentives and hospital performance

How medical technologies, organisational choices and provider incentives shape efficiency and outcomes in healthcare systems.

Brunel research profile ↗
PUBLIC FINANCE

Taxation, demographics and fiscal sustainability

Research and commentary on taxation, fertility, public expenditure and the constraints facing governments in ageing economies.

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ECONOMETRICS

Spatial dependence and applied econometric methods

Methodological work on spatial econometrics and empirical strategies for analysing interconnected health and economic outcomes.

Ca’ Foscari profile ↗

RESEARCH TO IMPACT

From academic evidence to public decision-making.

Research has been cited by international institutions, used in parliamentary and policy debate, and covered across international media.

World Health Organization & OECD
Institutional citations
European, UK, Scottish & Italian policy debate
Evidence and expert engagement
1,000+ media citations and interviews
Public communication