Davide Tebaldi

Davide Tebaldi is a Research Fellow in Health Economics at the School of Medicine, University of Leeds, under the Faculty of Medicine and Health. He is based at the Academic Unit of Health Economics within the Leeds Institute of Health Sciences, where he contributes to research and teaching in health economics and policy evaluation.

Education:

• PhD in Health Economics – University of Leeds
• MSc in Health Economics – University of Leeds
• MSc in International Management – University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
• BSc in Economics – University of Bologna

His research focuses on applied health econometrics, causal inference, economic modelling, and the social determinants of health. He is particularly interested in using quantitative methods to evaluate health policies and understand health inequalities. His work bridges statistical methodology with real-world policy applications in public health and healthcare systems.

Davide Tebaldi is actively involved in postgraduate education as a tutor and welcomes PhD research enquiries. He contributes to the academic community through research supervision and scholarly activities within the health economics group.

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He advises postgraduate students and is involved in research projects related to health economics, though specific grant details or student names are not listed. His work is supported through institutional research frameworks and collaborations within the Leeds Institute of Health Sciences.

Davide conducts his research within the Leeds Institute of Health Sciences, specifically in the Health Economics research group. This team focuses on methodological and applied research in health economics, contributing to national and international policy debates.