Pedro Rosa Dias

Pedro Rosa Dias is an Associate Professor of Health Economics at the Department of Economics and Public Policy within Imperial College London's Business School. His research focuses on health economics in developing countries, inequalities in healthcare access, and the impact of educational policies on health outcomes. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of York and an MSc from the London School of Economics.

Key research areas include global health systems, maternal healthcare in Nigeria, and the long-term health effects of schooling quality. His work often employs econometric methods to analyze policy interventions and health disparities. Dias is affiliated with the Centre for Health Economics and Policy Innovation at Imperial College.

His recent publications examine midwife retention strategies in Nigeria, the role of cognitive/non-cognitive skills in health outcomes, and the economic modeling of healthcare resource allocation in developing nations. While no awards are explicitly mentioned, his publications reflect significant contributions to health economics and public policy analysis.