Dimitrios Fylatos

Dimitrios Fylatos is a PhD Candidate in Health Economics and Policy at Lancaster University and a Research Associate at LabHEM, University of Piraeus, with additional roles as a freelance MedTech consultant and business partner at Anaktisi Clinics.

His academic credentials include:

• BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from Queen Margaret University
• MSc in Advancing Practice Physiotherapy (Neuromusculoskeletal Specialist) from Queen Margaret University
• Ongoing PhD studies in Health Economics and Policy at Lancaster University since October 2020

His research centers on health economics, particularly health insurance preferences in Greece using Discrete Choice Experiments, with strong expertise in applied microeconomics, microeconometrics, public health policy, and health measurement methodologies. Current projects examine complementary insurance attributes, willingness-to-pay analysis, and systematic reviews of health interventions.

His 2022 publications reveal a cohesive focus on healthcare economic evaluation, spanning AI integration in health policy, antibiotic development incentives, and osteoarthritis treatment cost-effectiveness, consistently applying rigorous quantitative methods to real-world health system challenges.

Professionally, he is affiliated with LabHEM at the University of Piraeus, serves as a UK-registered physiotherapist (HCPC PH113504), holds membership in The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP 103508), and participates in the UK Health Economists Study Group (HESG).