Guy David

Guy David is a Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, specifically within the Health Care Management Department. His research interests include applied microeconomics, emergency medical services, health economics, industrial organization, nonprofit organizations, post-acute care, primary care, and regulation. He is also affiliated with the Perelman School of Medicine as a Professor of Medical Ethics and Health Policy. His work explores various aspects of health care delivery and policy, with a focus on economic principles and their application to health systems. David's teaching includes courses on health economics, health care management, and the health care ecosystem, emphasizing the interplay between economic theory and practical health care challenges.

Guy David is a health economist at the University of Pennsylvania, focusing on the intersection of health care delivery and economic policy. His research explores how health care systems can be optimized through empirical analysis of patient outcomes, cost efficiency, and institutional behavior. Key areas include the impact of telemedicine, patient-centered care models, and the role of nonprofit and for-profit hospitals in the U.S. healthcare landscape. His work also examines the economic implications of medical errors, preventive care disruptions, and the effects of policy interventions such as non-essential business closures. David's research combines health economics with organizational behavior to address systemic challenges in health care delivery.