PhD, Pharmaceutical Administration
The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
MS, Economics
BS, Economics
BS, Biological Sciences
Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
Sean D. Candrilli has worked extensively in the area of data management and analyses of clinical trial and commercially available and public use databases, as well as with data drawn from medical records (i.e., retrospective medical record abstraction). His academic background is heavily grounded in applied economics and econometrics, particularly as related to public health topics, and he has extensive experience in all aspects of retrospective healthcare claims database analyses, cross-sectional and longitudinal survey analyses, econometric modeling, and data management using a variety of statistical packages, including SAS, SUDAAN, and Stata. Dr. Candrilli has conducted research to estimate the economic burden of illness and treatment in various disease areas, including oncology, metabolic disorders, cardiovascular health, and infectious disease. He has also conducted research to characterize treatment patterns using retrospective medical record abstraction techniques, with a particular emphasis on oncology. Additionally, Dr. Candrilli has analyzed numerous survey databases (including the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the National Ambulatory Medical Survey, the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Survey, the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, and the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project family of databases) to estimate the prevalence of various medical conditions and their associated economic burden.
Dr. Candrilli has coauthored research published in numerous journals and his research has been presented at many professional conferences around the world. Additionally, he has served as a peer reviewer for many journals and served a 2-year appointment as an editor for Clinical Therapeutics. Finally, Dr. Candrilli recently completed a multiyear appointment on the ISPOR Research Excellence Award Committee.