Rosanna Tarricone
Rosanna Tarricone is an internationally recognised expert in health policy and economics. Her research explores how to reconcile economic sustainability with equity of access to care, so as to preserve the ability of universal health systems to protect everyone’s health.
In recent years she has focused on prevention and on how digital technologies and artificial intelligence can make it more effective and accessible. Through experimental studies that integrate the behavioural sciences, she analyses how individual characteristics and needs shape the response to tools that promote healthy habits and participation in prevention programmes.
This work has given rise to a vision of “health citizenship” that turns each person’s responsibility in supporting the health system into a measurable dimension, useful for guiding public policy. Clear communication that is attentive to people’s needs can encourage more informed choices, showing the link between individual behaviours, collective health and available resources.
This is the vision behind GRACE: contributing to the sustainability of universal health systems by helping citizens recognise their value, for themselves and for the community.
Scientific Committee
Serena Barello
Riccardo Caccialanza
Ilaria Capua
Celeste Condorelli
Maurizio Dallocchio
Sergio Harari
Eliana Liotta
