Matt is a Research Fellow in the Division of Evidence-Based Medicine at the Charité University Medical Centre in Berlin, Germany.
Until December 2016 he was a Researcher and Project Manager in Policy at the Nuffield Trust. He is trained in a variety of qualitative and quantitative research techniques, and has specialised in comparative health systems analysis within the European Union.
Prior to joining the Trust, Matt worked for the General Medical Council in London, where he collaborated on the 2013 edition of The state of medical education and practice in the UK and conducted qualitative research in support of policy and operational development, focusing on issues of professionalism.
Before this, Matt worked as a Research Fellow at the Berlin hub of the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, where he engaged in comparative health systems analysis, co-authoring and contributing to several book-length country studies of the Health Systems in Transition Series.
His other publications have focused on international health policy analysis, risk-adjustment mechanisms in health insurance systems and coverage and reimbursement for medical devices.
Matt has an MPhil in Public Health from the University of Cambridge and a BA in Comparative Literature from Princeton University.