Stefano Campostrini is full professor of Social Statistics at the University of Ca' Foscari of Venice (Italy), formerly professor at Pavia, associate professor at Padua and research fellow at Edinburgh (Scotland). His main research interests are in the application of Statistics as support to decision making processes, particularly concerning health and social policies and interventions. This interest has brought to the collaboration and to the leading of several researches concerning evaluation, needs analysis, information systems, health systems, and health inequalities, governance and social innovation. The international experience has regarded particularly the study and surveillance of behavioral risk factors for health, and the evaluation in health promotion. At this regard he has collaborated with several international institution and research centers (such as: CDC in Atlanta, WHO in Geneva and Copenhagen, ILO in Turin, POHS in Adelaide, Health Board of Singapore). He has published more than a hundred sixty scientific works and has been in the scientific committees of several international and national congresses and meetings. He is serving in the Editorial board of several national and international journals, such as Statistical Methods and Application , or International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health and in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Global Public Health
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Governance
Health Promotion
Public Health
Social Innovation
Social Statistics
health inequalities
health statistics
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Short Biography
Stefano Campostrini is full professor of Social Statistics at the University of Ca' Foscari of Venice (Italy), formerly professor at Pavia, associate professor at Padua and research fellow at Edinburgh (Scotland). His main research interests are in the application of Statistics as support to decision making processes, particularly concerning health and social policies and interventions. This interest has brought to the collaboration and to the leading of several researches concerning evaluation, needs analysis, information systems, health systems, and health inequalities, governance and social innovation. The international experience has regarded particularly the study and surveillance of behavioral risk factors for health, and the evaluation in health promotion. At this regard he has collaborated with several international institution and research centers (such as: CDC in Atlanta, WHO in Geneva and Copenhagen, ILO in Turin, POHS in Adelaide, Health Board of Singapore). He has published more than a hundred sixty scientific works and has been in the scientific committees of several international and national congresses and meetings. He is serving in the Editorial board of several national and international journals, such as Statistical Methods and Application , or International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health and in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Global Public Health