Stefano Tancredi

Stefano Tancredi is a Researcher at the University of Fribourg's Faculty of Science and Medicine, specifically within the Medicine Section. His work focuses on improving healthcare systems through evidence-based interventions, with a particular emphasis on public health surveillance, chronic disease management, and pandemic response strategies.

His research spans critical areas including the evaluation of pharmacist-led hypertension care models, analysis of surveillance bias in infectious disease reporting, and mental health dynamics during health crises. He has contributed significantly to understanding how socioeconomic factors influence adherence to preventive measures during pandemics and the long-term psychological impacts of crises on students and populations.

Dr. Tancredi's recent studies highlight innovative approaches to healthcare coordination through eHealth tools and address challenges in interpreting pandemic data. He has published extensively on topics ranging from hybrid immunity development during Omicron waves to the interplay between digital proximity apps and vaccine uptake in Switzerland.

His work often bridges clinical practice and population-level policy, emphasizing the need for accurate surveillance systems and equitable healthcare strategies to address both emerging and chronic health challenges.