Matt D'Ambrosio

Matt D'Ambrosio is a policy analyst with the Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy. His work with the Real-World Evidence Collaborative focuses on how modern data sources, such as electronic health records and registries, can support more informed health care decision-making. Matt manages stakeholder engagement with medical product sponsors, health systems, academia, and the public sector as part of his activities with both with the RWE Collaborative and the Institute's U.S. FDA cooperative agreements. Additionally, Matt collaborates with partners across Duke University on policy research at the intersection of climate change, sustainability, and health care. He is particularly interested in how incentives for more efficient, high-value care align with addressing community-level health challenges driven by ecological change. Prior to joining Duke-Margolis, Matt worked for Charlie Health and Stony Brook University. He received his B.S. from Cornell University, where he was Executive-Editor of the Cornell Lunatic. Matt is based in Washington, DC and lives in Arlington, VA.