GIOVANNI FATTORE, PhD. Curriculum Vitae

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1 GIOVANNI FATTORE, PhD Curriculum Vitae Personal data Giovanni Fattore Date and place of birth: November 16, 1963, Florence Academic Positions and Titles in Italy 2010 September Qualified for a full-professorship position (22/10/2010) 2007 September 2011 February Executive Committee, Department of Institutional Analysis and Public Management, Bocconi University January present Executive Committee, Centre Carlo F Dondena on Social Dynamics, Bocconi University April 2006 September Acting Director, CERGAS (Centre for Research on Healthcare Management and Social Care), Bocconi University January present Research Committee, Bocconi University 2005 September present Associate Professor of Public and Healthcare Management, Bocconi University January present Executive Committee, Vice-director for international projects, CERGAS April 2008 June Director, Master of International Healthcare Management, Economics and Policy (MIHMEP), Bocconi University February 2005 August Associate Professor of Management, Parthenope University, Naples June 2002 January Assistant Professor of Public Management (Ricercatore), Bocconi University February 1997 May Research Fellow, CERGAS, Bocconi University & Research Officer ( Amici della Bocconi scholarship), CERGAS. International Academic Positions/Activities January 2008 Instructor, New Public Management, Master in non-profit management, Insbruck Management Centre, Insbruck 1998 February 2001 March Instructor, Health Policy and Quality Management, Institute of Public Health and University of Malta January Instructor, Comparative Healthcare Systems, Msc in Health Policy and Management, John Vianey Institute, Lahore, Pakistan September October Visiting Researcher, LSE-Health (London School of Economics), sponsored by CNR (Italian Research Council), short-term mobility program April Instructor, Principles of Pharmacoeconomics, Faculty of Medicine, Pontifical University of Chile, Santiago, Chile January 1997 June Research Officer, LSE-Health, London School of Economics September 1993 June Teaching Assistant, Harvard School of Public Health (course in Decision Analysis, main instructor Prof. M.C. Weinstein). Education 1

2 2008 PhD in Social Policy, London School of Economics & Political Science (A Cost-benefit Analysis of In Vitro Fertilisation in Italy; supervisor prof. Julian Le Grand) 1993 MSc (2 years) in Health Policy and Management, Harvard University (Decision Sciences track) Course Learning how to teach, SDA Bocconi School of Management Laurea Degree in Economics (5 year programme) (DES, Discipline Economiche e Sociali) summa cum laude, Bocconi University. Honors and Awards 2011 Bocconi University, Excellence Research Award 2011 Bocconi University, Research Profile for academic years Bocconi University, Excellence Research Award 2009 Bocconi University, Research Profile for academic years Bocconi University, Excellence Research Award 2005 CUD (Committee for Medical Devices) Italian Ministry of Health-, Expert Hearing about the use of economic evaluation for medical devices Bocconi University, Research Paper Award Italian Department of Health, Official acknowledgement of contribution to the analysis of the damage sustained by the Treasury resulting from pharmaceutical policy in the period Bocconi University, recipient of the President s Scholarship for Studies Abroad Bocconi University, top graduates award, academic year Government Research Grants (EU and Italy) Eurohope EU-FP7 (Bocconi unit leader), Euprimecare EU-FP7 (Bocconi unit leader), BURQoL EU-FP7 (Bocconi unit leader), Sport & Social Capital (MEXT-CT ) (Scientist in Charge in 2008), Health Basket (EU SP21-CT ) (Bocconi Unit Leader), Social Costs of Alzheimer Disease (EU XT5-1998) (Bocconi Unit Leader), Medicine for Managers (EU 1996) (Bocconi Unit Leader); PRIN 2007 (local unit leader), PRIN 2003 (local unit leader), COFIN 2001 (local unit leader), COFIN 1999 (participant). Editorial/Advisory Boards Health Policy (Associate Editor), Pharmacoeconomics, Journal of Health Economics Policy and Law, Politiche Sanitarie, Pharmacoeconomics Italian Research Articles (Associate Editor), Italian Heart Journal ( ), Mecosan ( ), Eurohealth, Giornale Italiano di Health Technology Assessment (Editor in Chief). Refereeing Pharmacoeconomics, European Journal of Health Economics, European Journal of Public Health, Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law, Journal of Health Economics Policy and Law, British Medical Journal, Health Policy, Health Economics, Value in Health, European Management Review (special associate editor), International Journal of Integrated Care, Journal of Management and Governance, Alzheimer 2

3 Disease and Associated Disorders, International Journal of Health Planning and Management, Epidemiologia e Psichiatria Sociale, Pharmacoeconomics Italian Research Articles, Annali di Economia, Mecosan, Academy of Management Annual Conference. Scientific associations Treasurer and Board member ( ) and member of the Scientific Advisory Board ( ), European Association of Health Management (EHMA) Board member (2002 to present), Vice President ( ) and President (from 2008), Italian Health Economics Association (AIES). Member, International Advisory Board of Health Management, Management Education & Research Consortium (M.E.R.C), Washington D.C (2006 to present). Member, European Health Policy Research Network (led by the London School of Economics) ( ). Member, Scientific Committee, Observatory on Health, Catholic University, Roma ( ). Member, Board of the Heart Foundation (non-cardiologist member of the Foundation of the Italian Association of Hospital Cardiologists) ( ). Main conferences and seminars - The impact of management on medical professionalism: A review. 27th EGOS Colloqium. Gothemburg, 6-9 July 2011 (with D. Numerato and D. Savatore). - Does Informal Care Impact Access to Healthcare Services: Longitudinal Study on Stroke Patients. World Congress of the International Health Economics Association (ihea), July, 2011 (with S. Calciolari and A. Torbica). - Patient Preferences for Treatment Attributes for a Socially Limiting Condition: The Discrete Choice Experiment on Psoriasis in Italy. World Congress of the International Health Economics Association (ihea), July, 2011 (with A. Torbica). - Endogeneity and Policy Transfer in the Italian NHS. Spring meeting of the European Health Policy Group, Rotterdam, April 14th and 15th 2011 (with F Longo e F Tediosi). - The impact of informal care on formal care: Do caregivers facilitate access to care? 8 th European Conference on Health Economics (ECHE 2010). Helsinki. July 7 th 2010 (with Susi A, and Torbica A). - La Perequazione di cosa? Dalle risorse alla soddisfazione dei bisogni: Evidenze dal SSN. Service Standards and Financial Equalization in Decentralised Countries. July 1 st 2010 (with F. Longo) - Financial sustainability and managing professionals in the Italian NHS. Workshop on Sustainable funding of Italian National Health Service: the role of demand and supply control. Padua. June 7 th Changing mentalities of government and administration in the Italian healthcare system. IRSPM The crisis: Challenges for Public Management. Bern. April 7th DRGs: How, what why. The DRG as a financial tool. Bruxelles; European Parliament. Conference organized by EHMA and HOPE, 5 th March PhD workshop, The Social Impact of Sport Management and Governance, Università Bocconi, 20 November, Financing the social role of sport (session chair), The Social Impact of Sport Management and Governance, November, th European Health Economics Conference. The Italian National Health Service. Is Still National? Rome, 24 July, 2008 (with Longo F). - IGR and the Welfare (Co-chair), The Status Inter-Governmental Relations, Fourth Transatlantic Dialogue, Milan, June, Conference of the American Evaluation Association. Process and use learning: a different perspective. The case of the World Bank. Baltimore, 6-8 November 2008 (with Paruzzolo S). - HealthBasket Final Conference, Health baskets in Europe, 22 February,

4 - Royal Holloway University (London University) PSRO seminar series, Health reforms in Italy ten years later, University of London, December WHO Europe, European Observatory on Health Care Systems and Government of Albania, Private medicine and dual practice: the European experience (WORKSHOP), Tirana, 1-2 December XXVII Conference of ALASS (Association for the Analysis of Latin Health Care Systems), Health care systems from globalization to local responses, The impact of globalization on social justice, Milan, 6 October (with De Pietro C). - First EGPA (European Group for Public Administration) PhD and young research seminar, convener of the event, Milan, 4-6 September Second Annual HTAi Meeting (Bringing HTA into Practice), Decision making in Italian healthcare: are economic studies used by decision makers, Rome, 20 June International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcome Research (ISPOR), The use of economic evaluation in the Italian NHS, Hamburg, October Eucomed General Assembly (Forum on Economics of medical technologies), Medical Technology Innovations: how can we afford it? Prague, 12 October Creating Actionable Knowledge for Managing Change (International workshop to celebrate the XXV anniversary of CERGAS), Economic evaluation in health care: are studies used by decision makers?, Portofino, 9-10 September Creating Actionable Knowledge for Managing Change (International workshop to celebrate the XXVanniversary of CERGAS), Portofino, September 2004 (Scientific coordinator). - European Observatory on Health Care Systems, LSE and Government of Greece, Pharmaceutical Policy in the European Union (workshop), The regulation of pharmaceutical market in Italy, Athens, 13 June 2003 (with Jommi C). - European Health Management Association Annual Conference, Should In Vitro Fertilisation be publicly funded: a cost-benefit analysis for Italy, Orebro (Sweden), 23 June European Health Policy Research Group (London School of Economics), Italian Health Policy, 7 February European Health Management Association Annual Conference, Managing the demand side of health care systems: comparing British and Italian primary care, Parma (Italy), June European Health Policy Research Network, Rationing and Priority Setting in Italy, Athens, September European Health Policy Forum, Market forces in European Health Care Systems: the industry perspective, Louvain, 10 March European Association of Self Medication, The Economic and social value of self-medication: an Italian Study, Budapest, 6 September Main scientific research projects and streams of research Policy Transfer in Healthcare. We have investigated whether and how foreign policies have influenced national and regional health policy making in Italy. A paper providing original evidence on policy transfer to Italy and theoretical arguments has been presented at the Health Policy Group Workshop in Rotterdam, on the 4 th April Impact evaluation using administrative databases. I lead the Bocconi unit of a major EU funded research project (Eurohope) aimed at collecting and collating various national administrative databases for evaluation of healthcare costs and outcome Impact and Costs of Primary Health Care in Europe. I lead the Bocconi unit of a EU funded research project (Euprimecare) which aims to compare systematically PHC models in Europe and to pilot the vignette method to assess costs and quality of primary care activities Professionalism in healthcare. We investigate how professionalism is changing in health care in the last 20 years with a special focus on the impact of Evidence-Based Medicine. A review paper summarising our findings has been accepted by Sociology of Health and Illness; a large survey of specialists has been designed. 4

5 2008- The Italian healthcare reform: 30 years later. In preparation of various events celebrating the 30 th anniversary of the Italian NHS I have reviewed its developments with reference to the concept of governmentality. Main scientific output: one article in Politiche Sanitarie, one paper presented to the IRSPM Conference in Bern and one paper in Italian Social network analysis in primary care. I am leading two research projects on the use of SNA to understand how knowledge is used and transferred among Italian GPs. We found little evidence that institutional networks have an impact on physician s prescribing behaviour. In 2008 I have won a PRIN (Italian University Research Grant) on this topic. Two major papers published in Health Policy and BMS Health Service Research Voluntary Health Insurance (VHI) in Serbia. I prepared a policy paper for the World Bank about the present situation and future developments of VHI in Serbia with a detailed review of VHI in 8 European countries Universalism and excellence in the Regional Health Care System of Friuli Venezia Giulia. I coordinated a project to review the institutional arrangements of the FVG regional healthcare system and to recommend changes to the Governor of the Region. All top managers of the regional health care system were interviewed and data of hospital activities analyzed Impact of economic evaluation on decision making processes in the Italian NHS. I and prof. Aleksandra Torbica investigated how economic evaluation principles and tools are used by decision makers at policy, management and professional levels. (Papers published in Value in Health and Social Science and Medicine) Health Benefits and Service Costs in Europe HealthBASKET. The project was funded by the European Commission within the Sixth Framework Research Programme (Grant: SP21- CT ) and coordinated by Prof. Reinhard Busse, from the Dept. of Health Care Management at the Technische Universität Berlin. I act as coordinator of the Bocconi team. The study investigates basic healthcare packages in 8 EU member states through the collection of original data on costs from a sample of European healthcare institutions. It aims at defining and testing a new costing methodology to be used in Europe. Publications in The European Journal of Health Economic, Health Care Management Science, Health Economics Pharmaceutical Observatory. The Observatory, established in 1997 as a unit of CERGAS- Bocconi, carries out regular studies on Italian pharmaceutical policy, focusing on its impact on the performance of healthcare organizations. It delivers two annual reports and occasional discussion papers. I was head of the Observatory from 1997 to 2000 and I now act as scientific supervisor. Main outputs: The New Pharmaceutical Policy in Italy, Health Policy 1998, The last decade of Italian pharmaceutical policy: instability or consolidation, Pharmacoeconomics 2008, several articles in Italian scientific journals and informative articles for Eurobserver, the Newsletter of the European Observatory on Health Care Systems Economic evaluation of health care programmes and technologies. Since 1994, I have been acting as scientific coordinator and senior researcher of the CERGAS unit on economic evaluations. The unit has carried out several multi-centre empirical studies in cooperation with clinicians and epidemiologists. Collection and analysis of primary data are performed to conduct cost-of-illness, cost-effectiveness, cost-utility and cost-benefit studies. The unit has investigated drugs, new technologies and other healthcare programmes in the field of psychiatry, cardiology, neurology, dermatology, assisted reproductive medicine and public health. See list of publications; new studies concern the determinants of informal care for 5

6 stroke survivors and the use of Discrete Choice Experiment to elicit preferences of psoriasis treatment Comparative analysis of healthcare systems and policies. I have investigated health care systems of the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, and several developing countries. These research activities sustained my role as the Director and instructor of the Master of International Healthcare Management, Economics and Policy. Main outputs: "Assetti federali in Sanità: cosa possiamo imparare da Canada e Stati Uniti?", (in the 2003 Smith-Kline Foundation Report) and Universalismo e sviluppo tecnologico: i sistemi sanitari della Germania, del Regno Unito e degli Stati Uniti, published in Rivista delle Politiche Sociali In 2003, I co-authored the report: Health Care Financing: Options for the Syrian Arab Republic, sponsored by Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and presented to the SAR Ministry of Health Managerialism in the Italian NHS. I am active in CERGAS Observatory on Managerialism in the Italian NHS (OASI) and I prepared reports on regional health planning, business consultants perception of managerialism, health technology assessment and equity. These reports were published in the annual reports of the Observatory ( ). See also the paper on Health Care Management Review on ambiguities of performance measures in the Italian NHS Vocational training in health management and economics in the European Union. I was member of the international team coordinated by LSE-Health investigating vocational training in the area of health economics and management. The study was based on a national survey of health professionals needs for training in management and economics Priority setting in health care. The project, coordinated by Prof. Elias Mossialos of the London School of Economics, investigated rationing and priority setting of health services in 10 EU member states. I wrote the Italian case and analysed data resulting from/generated by the Eurobarometer survey. Main outputs: one paper presented at an international workshop held in Athens in 1998 and the article Clarifying the scope of Italian NHS coverage: Is it feasible? Is it desirable? in Health Policy Health Care and Cost Containment in the European Union. The project, coordinated by Prof. Elias Mossialos Julian Le Grand (LSE), investigated healthcare cost containment policies in 12 UE member states. I was in charge of the Italian and the British study and, during my stay in London from January 1996 to June 1997, I acted as coordinator of the overall project. Main outputs: presentations in three workshops held in London and Brussels and two chapters of the book Health Care and Cost Containment in the European Union edited by Mossialos E and Le Grand J Health in Transition Profile United Kingdom -. I systematically reviewed the scientific literature on the British NHS and drafted the Health in Transition Profile, a detailed description of the British system, eventually published by the European Observatory on Health Care Systems Cost-effectiveness analysis of prevention programmes for HIV. While at the Harvard School of Public Health, I designed a simulation model to assess costs and outcomes of strategies to prevent HIV and AIDS. Methods and results of the project were presented at a seminar for the faculty and were published in the article "Economic Evaluation of HIV Testing Among Intravenous Drug Users: Analytic Framework and Application to Italy", International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, Impact of publications 6

7 50 publications listed in Scopus (H-Factor = 9), 307 citations; Harzing s H-Factor = 10. PhD supervision Stefano Calciolari (Università di Parma, Public Management, XVI ciclo, 2004), Valutazione economica dell introduzione delle ICT nella pubblica amministrazione. Aleksandra Torbica (Università di Parma, Public Management, XIX ciclo, 2007), Tariff Setting in the Italian National Health Service. Irene Colangelo (Università di Parma, Public Management, XX, Ciclo 2008), L evoluzione del sistema di finanziamento delle aziende sanitarie tramite DRG: Analisi delle scelte delle regioni italiane. Monica Otto (Università Bocconi, Business Administration and Management, XX ciclo, 2008), The role of public administration in supporting biotech clusters. Antonio Lapenta (Università Magna Grecia di Catanzaro, Economia e Management in Sanità, 2008), La partecipazione é il suo contrario: Il caso dell agenda di riforma SP2010 Domenico Salvatore (Università Bocconi, Business Administration and Management, XIX ciclo, 2008), A Relational Approach to Health Care Management. Hans Dubois (Università Bocconi, Business Administration and Management, 2009) Decentralization in Public Administration. Silvia Paruzzolo (Università Bocconi, Business Administration and Management, 2009) Participatory evaluation as a tool to foster organizational learning: theory and evidence from the World Bank. Teaching assignments (Bocconi University) Institutions, Government and Society, Funding and Management of International Projects Institutions, Government and Society, Public Management, Public Management and Policy (PhD in Business Administration and Management) Public Management, Health Management Public Management, Management of Human Capital Services, Management of Health Services and Social Care (Vancouver Campus Abroad) Advanced Public Management (PhD programme in Business Administration and Management), Management of Human Capital Services, Management of Health Services and Social Care and Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industry Laboratory Advanced Public Management (for the PhD programme in Business Administration and Management), Management of Human Capital Services, Management of Health Services and Social Care, Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industry Laboratory Management of Human Capital Services, Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industry Laboratory Management of Human Capital Services, Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industry Laboratory, Health Care Systems and Management Health Care Systems and Management, Comparative Public Management Health Care Systems and Management, Comparative Public Management, Healthcare Management Health Care Systems and Management, Comparative Public Management, Healthcare Management, Public Management Health Care Systems and Management, Comparative Public Management, Healthcare Management, Public Management Main instructor, Health Care Systems and Management, Instructor, Comparative Public Management, Healthcare Management, Public Management Main instructor, Health Care Systems and Management, Comparative Public Management, Healthcare Management. 7

8 Comparative Public Management, Evaluation of Public Programmes, Public Management Evaluation of Public Programmes Evaluation of Public Programmes, Public Management Evaluation of Public Programmes. Teaching and Management (SDA -Bocconi School of Management-) - Core Faculty, Senior Professor - Director, Master of International Healthcare Management, Economics and Policy (MIHMEP) ( ). - Main instructor, Healthcare Systems and Policy (MIHMEP), Comparative Healthcare Systems (Master in Management Sanitario), Evaluation of Public Programmes (Master in Public Management). - Main Instructor, Strategic Planning, Executive Programme on Management for Health Professionals (CorGeSan and Executive Master EMMAS) (from 1994). - Instructor, Module on Business in the pharmaceutical sector, Master in Business Administration ( ). - Instructor, courses and seminars on health planning, strategic planning, quality management, knowledge management, economic evaluation of healthcare programmes, management of pharmaceutical services, health technology assessment, marketing in the pharmaceutical sector. Teaching Assignments (Parthenope University, Naples) Introduction to Business Administration, Public Management, Healthcare Management Introduction to Business Administration, Public Management, Healthcare Management Public Management, Healthcare Management Enterprise Management. Other - Expert (reviewer) MAS Net-Megs in Economia e gestione sanitaria e sociosanitaria, Lugano, Switzerland (September 2008-December 2008); Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Master since Member of the Committe in charge for the classification of international scientific journal, AIDEA (since 2007) - Member, Evaluation committee, Research Grants for Clinical Governance (4 Million Euros), Emilia Romagna, Italy (2008 and 2011) - Member, Health Technology Assessment Expert Group, Lombardia Region, December Author of dissemination articles published in Eurohealth and Eurobserver (international) and Sole 24, Sole 24 Sanità, Prospettive Sociali e Sanitarie (Italian). 8

9 GIOVANNI FATTORE List of Publications Articles in Scientific Journals (English) Numerato D, Salvatore D, Fattore G The impact of management on medical professionalism: a review Sociology of Health and Illness (forthcoming). Fattore G, Dubois H, Lapenta A. Measuring New Public Management and Governance in Public Debate Public Administration Review (forthcoming). Dubois H, Fattore G. Public fund assignment through project evaluation Regional & Federal Studies (forthcoming). Calciolari S, Cantù E, Fattore G. Performance management and goal ambiguity: Managerial implications in a single payer system Health Care Management Review 2011; 36(2): Fattore G, Maniadakis N, Mantovani LG, Boriani G Health technology assessment in electrophysiology: What is it? Europace (2): Fattore G, Salvatore D. Network organizations of general practitioners: antecedents of formation and consequences of participation. BMC Health Service Research 2010; May 11; 10(1): 118. Torbica A, Fattore G. Understanding the impact of economic evidence on clinical decision making: a discrete choice experiment in cardiology, Social Science and Medicine 2010; 70: Fattore G, Frosini F, Salvatore D, Tozzi V. Social Network Analysis in Primary Health Care: the impact of interaction on prescribing behaviour, Health Policy 2009; 92(3): Dubois H, Fattore G. Definitions and typologies in public administration research: The case of decentralization, International Journal of Public Administration 2009; 32(8): Pacileo G, Fattore G. Alcool abuse prevention in young people: an economic simulation, Journal of Substance Abuse 2009; 6: Cappellaro G, Fattore G, Torbica A. Funding and Regulating Health Technologies in Decentralized Systems: A Comparison between Italy and Spain, Health Policy 2009; 92(3) Gerzeli S., Torbica A, Fattore G. Cost Utility Analysis of knee prosthesis with complete microprocessor control (C-leg) compared with mechanical technology in trans-femoral amputees, The European Journal of Health Economics (HEPAC) 2008; 2: Fattore G, Jommi C The last decade of Italian pharmaceutical policy: instability or consolidation? Pharmacoeconomics 2008; 26(1):5-15. Fattore G, Torbica A Cost and reimbursement of cataract surgery in Europe: a cross-country comparison, Health Economics, 2008; 17 (S1): S71-S82. Compagni A, Bartoli S, Buehrlen B, Fattore G, Ibarreta D, de Mesa EG Avoiding adverse drug reactions by pharmacogenetic testing: A systematic review of the economic evidence in the case of TPMT and AZAinduced side effects. International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care 2008; 24(3):

10 Fattore G, Factors Affecting an Economic Model for Zoster Vaccination, Herpes 2007; 14 (S2): 52A-55A. Fattore G, Torbica A Inpatient reimbursement system in Italy: How do tariffs relate to costs? Health Care Management Science 2006; 9: Fattore G, Torbica A. Economic evaluation in health care: the point of view of informed physicians, Value in Health 2006; 9(3): Torbica A, Fattore G. The "Essential Levels of Care" in Italy: when being explicit serves the devolution of powers, The European Journal of Health Economics (HEPAC) 2005; 6: Amato, MP, Battaglia MA, Caputo D, Fattore G, Gerzeli S, Pitaro M, Reggio A The costs of multiple sclerosis: a cross-sectional, multicenter cost-of-illness study in Italy, Journal of Neurology 2002; 249(2): Percudani M, Fattore G, Belloni GC, Gerzeli S, Contini A Service utilization and costs of first-contact patients in a community psychiatric service in Italy, European Psychiatry 17 (8); 2002: Fattore G, Percudani M, Pugnoli C, Contini A, Beecham J Mental Health Care in Italy: Organisational Structure, Routine Clinical Activity and Costs of a Community Service in Lombardy Region, International Journal of Social Psychiatry 2000; 46(4): Tarricone R, Fattore G, Gerzeli S, Taddei C, Percudani M, Costs of pharmaceutical treatments in major depression patients in Italy Pharmacoeconomics 2000; 15: Fattore G, Clarifying the scope of Italian NHS coverage: Is it feasible? Is it desirable? Health Policy 1999; 50: Percudani M, Fattore G, Galletta J, Mita P, Altamura C Health care costs of therapy-refractory schizophrenic patients treated with clozapine: a study in a Community Psychiatric Service in Italy, Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica 1999; 99: Fattore G, Jommi C, The New Pharmaceutical Policy in Italy, Health Policy 1998; 46 (1); Lorenzoni R, Pagano D, Mazzotta G, Rosen D, Fattore G, Gensini G, Pitfalls in the economic evaluation of thrombolysis in myocardial infarction, European Heart Journal 1998; 19(10): Cavallo M C, Fattore G The Economic and Social Burden of Alzheimer Disease on Families in Lombardy Region, Italy, Alzheimer Disease and Associated Disorders 1997; 11(4): Villari P, Fattore G, Siegel J, Paltiel D, Weinstein M, "Economic Evaluation of HIV Testing Among Intravenous Drug Users: Analytic Framework and Application to Italy", International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1996; 12(2): Book chapters (English) Fattore G, Ricucci N, Intergovernmental relations in social policy. In Ongaro E, Massey A, Wayemberg E (editors). Policy Performance and Management in Governance and Intergovernmental relations. Edward Elgar 2011 ( ). Fattore G, Tediosi F. Attaining universal health coverage: The role of governance and management. In Missoni editor, Attaining universal health coverage. Milano: Egea 2010 (31-52). Fattore G, Measuring Public Value: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of In Vitro Fertilisation in Italy. Milano: Egea (1-274). 10