Alexander Pell

Alexander Pell, BSc, is a Researcher at the Center for Evaluation of the University for Continuing Education Krems. His work focuses on public health evaluation, prevention strategies, and evidence-based methodologies. He leads multiple projects involving health program assessments, including osteoarthritis therapy evaluations and community-based social participation initiatives for older adults. Recent projects include the implementation of impact-oriented evaluation systems for programs like 'Tut gut!' and 'Jackpot.fit.'

Key research interests span epidemiology, health promotion, and the application of WHO holistic approaches in education settings. Pell has presented on topics such as school health programs and Jackpot.fit outcomes at national and international conferences.

• Projects (PI): Evaluation Arthrosetherapie 2.0 (2024–2025), Begleitung des Evaluations- und Monitoring Systems auf Kinder und Jugendliche (2024), and Supporting 'Tut gut!' Evaluation System (2025–2026).
• Funding Sources: Austrian federal states, non-profit organizations, and private enterprises.

Pell’s contributions include designing monitoring frameworks for preventive healthcare programs and analyzing health status metrics in youth populations. His current work emphasizes translating evaluation findings into actionable strategies for public health improvement.