Public Trust in Science: Landscape Mapping
This report presents a review of recent evidence on public trust in science across Europe, the United States and Canada.
Daniel Lee is an analyst at RAND Europe. Specialising in health and healthcare, his research is dedicated to evaluating health-related policies and applying economic modeling to enhance the understanding and improvement of large health systems. Lee's interests encompass health economics, macroeconomic modeling, and the intersection of health policy with issues such as obesity, nutrition, infectious diseases and digital health technologies. He is particularly passionate about using economic models to inform sustainable health policy decisions and optimise the efficiency of healthcare delivery systems.
He completed a B.Sc. (Hons) in health sciences at The Open University whilst working in the drug development industry. He then completed an M.Phil. in population health sciences at the University of Cambridge before joining RAND Europe.
Education
M.Phil. in population health sciences, University of Cambridge; B.Sc. (Hons) in health sciences, The Open University
Languages
English