John Tayu Lee

Dr. John Tayu Lee is at the forefront of discovery in health economics and health systems, serving as a senior researcher at Health Policy Harvard University. With an MSc in Economics from the University of Edinburgh and a PhD from the University of York, Dr. Lee brings a robust academic background to his work. His research is pioneering in its use of econometrics and machine learning to inform and shape health system and public health policies across various countries. Dr. Lee's scholarly contributions are extensive, with over 80 papers published in prestigious journals, reflecting his commitment to advancing knowledge in the field. His work often focuses on the economics of prevention and the assessment of health policies, aiming to improve chronic disease management and overall health system efficiency. His innovative approach has made significant impacts on how health policies are developed and implemented. In addition to his research, Dr. Lee is a dedicated educator, having taught courses in health systems and economics. He is actively involved in mentoring the next generation of scholars, supervising both PhD and MPH students. His teaching philosophy emphasizes the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing students to tackle complex challenges in healthcare. Dr. Lee's research interests are diverse, encompassing economic health economics, machine learning in healthcare, and the economics of prevention. His work continues to influence policy decisions and contribute to the development of more effective and equitable health systems worldwide.