Master Theses (completed)

• Statistical modelling of adherence to drug prescription and its effects on survival in heart failure patients
  Dr. Marta Spreafico, MD thesis in Mathematical Engineering (AA 2017/2018)
• Applications of nonparametric frailty models for the analysis of long term survival in heart failure patients
  Dr. Michela Agosti, MD thesis in Mathematical Engineering (AA 2017/2018)
  
• Analisi di comunitá in una rete bipartita pazienti/diagnosi di ricoveri ospedalieri in Regione Lombardia
  Dr. Monica Giordano, MD thesis in Mathematical Engineering (AA 2017/2018)
• Efficiency comparison between public and private education: a case study on lower-secondary Italian schools
  Dr. Luca Ponte, Master Degree in Management Eng. (AA 2016/17)
• Metodi di imputazione per dati mancanti: applicazione al dataset INVALSI
  Dr. Matteo Rivolta, Master Degree in Mathematical Eng. (AA 2015/2016)

• Marked point process models for the admissions of heart failured patients
  Dr. Luca Mancini, Master Degree in Mathematical Eng. (AA 2015/2016)

• Network analysis of comorbidity patterns in Heart Failure patients using administrative data
  Dr. Daniele Bitonti, Master Degree in Mathematical Eng. (AA 2015/2016)

• Overcrowding in emergency department: an explanatory model based on administrative data
  Melissa Motta and Martina Invernizzi, Master Degree in Management Eng. (AA 2015-2016)

• Social Networking Sites and Adolescent Psychiatric Patients: An Explanatory Model of the Use
  Kaymak Muslum and Ucar Lutfi, Master Degree in Management Eng. (AA 2015-2016)

• Models for predicting readmissions in heart failure patients : a comparison between Lombardia and England
  Dr. Chiara Ventura, Master Degree in Mathematical Eng. (AA 2014/2015)

• Modelli Statistici per Variabili di Conteggio: un’applicazione ai Processi di Ospedalizzazione di Pazienti affetti da Scompenso Cardiaco
  Dr. Francesca Carnevale, Master Degree in Mathematics (AA 2014/2015)

• Statistical methods For dealing with missing data; an application to INVALSI data on students’ achievements in maths
  Dr. Gionata Rogiani, Master Degree in Mathematics (AA 2014/2015)

• Utilizzo dei dati amministrativi per la valutazione della qualità di cura – Individuazione degli ospedali outlier in Regione Lombardia con riferimento ai pazienti affetti da scompenso cardiaco
  Diego Zecchino, Master Degree in Management Eng. (AA 2014-2015)

• Utilizzo dei dati amministrativi per la previsione del rischio di riammissione o decesso per pazienti affetti da scompenso cardiaco
  Roberto Ripamonti, Master Degree in Management Eng. (AA 2014-2015)

• Over-Crowding In Emergency Departments: An investigation of the NEDOCS Index
  Federico Nilo, Master Degree in Management Eng. (AA 2014-2015)

• Left ventricular assist device as destination therapy: identification and analysis of the target population using administrative data
  Erika Pecnich and Francesca Fabiani, Master Degree in Management Eng. (AA 2014-2015)
  

• Frailty multi-state models for the analysis of heart failured patients
  Dr. Francesca Gasperoni, Master Degree in Mathematica Eng. (2013/2014)

• Bivariate Multilevel Models for the Analysis of Reading and Maths Pupils’ Achievements
  Dr. Chiara Masci, Master Degree in Mathematica Eng. (2013/2014)

• Monitoring and modeling hospital networks using administrative data
  Dr. Alessandra Grossi, Master Degree in Mathematica Eng. (2013/2014)

Master Theses (in progress)

• Clustering techniques and community detection in Bipartite networks of patients and comorbidities in Heart Failure
  Monica Giordano. Master Theses in Mathematical Engineering (by April 2018)

• Assessment of adherence and persistence using pharmacy administrative records
  Esther Baldini Master Theses in Mathematical Engineering (by October 2017)

• Competing for patients: is there more than distance? Determinants of patient choice of hospital
  Davide Enrico Michelucci and Francesca Monti (by July 2017)

• Fraud detection in hospitalizations for heart failure in the Lombardy Region
  Michela Massi (by October 2017)

• Women choice for delivering: Insights from a Bayesian network approach
  Maria Chiara Sambusida and Giulia Merico (by December 2017)

• Data Envelopment Analysis through Administrative Health Data: Insights from Care Provided to Heart Failure Patients
  Federico Moreschi (by December 2017)