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Giovanni Fattore
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Associate Editor, Health Policy
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COVID-19-related hospitalizations in Italy: an application of the synthetic control method to investigate the trajectory of diagnosis-related group 79 and its counterfactual during 2010-2021: Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research: Vol 0,
COVID-19-related hospitalizations in Italy: an application of the synthetic control method to investigate the trajectory of diagnosis-related group 79 and its counterfactual during 2010-2021: Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research: Vol 0,
Company Info
Health Policy
The Health Policy Institute of Ohio (HPIO) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2003 to tackle health policy challenges in Ohio. As the state's only independent entity focused solely on health policy analysis, HPIO aims to advance evidence-informed policies that improve health outcomes, promote equity, and ensure sustainable healthcare spending. HPIO's mission is to provide nonpartisan analysis that informs state health policy decisions, enhancing health value through improved population health and cost sustainability. The organization engages in policy development, stakeholder convening, and research, producing reports and tools to guide policymakers. HPIO also advocates for evidence-based strategies to reduce health disparities without engaging in lobbying. HPIO serves public policymakers, healthcare providers, public health professionals, and philanthropic organizations committed to health equity. Its work includes creating policy briefs, health value dashboards, and online resources for tracking health metrics and spending trends.
Italy, , Italy
+1 614-224-4950
Founded: 2003