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Amelia Compagni serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Social and Political Sciences at Bocconi University and Director of CeRGAS (Center for Research on Health and Social Care Management) at SDA Bocconi. Previously Director of the World Bachelor in Business program, she teaches healthcare management and public management across undergraduate, graduate, and PhD programs at Bocconi University alongside MIHMEP and MIMS master programs at SDA Bocconi.
Her academic foundation includes a Biology degree specializing in Genetics and Molecular Biology from the University of Pavia, followed by a PhD in Genetics from Vienna's Institute of Molecular Pathology (1995-2000). After a post-doctoral fellowship at Cancer Research UK in London (2000-2004), she transitioned to management through a Master in Healthcare Management, Economics and Policy from SDA Bocconi.
Compagni's research centers on healthcare management dynamics and innovation within professional healthcare groups, with expanding focus on digital transformation and AI applications. Her work bridges biological sciences with management perspectives to address systemic healthcare challenges, particularly examining organizational behavior in clinical settings and policy implementation.
Recent publications (2024-2025) reveal concentrated exploration of telemedicine efficacy, healthy ageing metrics, AI adoption barriers, and environmental sustainability in healthcare systems. These studies demonstrate interdisciplinary methodology spanning systematic reviews, empirical surveys of healthcare organizations, and patient-centered outcome research published in top-tier journals.
Award recognition includes:
- Excellence in Research Award (Bocconi University, 2024)
- Excellence in Teaching Innovation Award (2019)
- Academy of Management Best Reviewers Award (2018)
- Research Excellence Award (2015)
- International “Vivisalute” Research Award (2012)
- SDA Bocconi Best Teacher Award (2010)
Through CeRGAS leadership, she directs national and international collaborations analyzing healthcare organization effectiveness, with recent projects examining Lombardy's AI implementation and comparative sustainability models between Italy and England. Her advisory work focuses on translating research into practical management frameworks for healthcare institutions.
