Benjamin Daniels is a doctoral student and Presidential Scholar
in the Global Health Department in Population Health Sciences
at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

Benjamin's research career at the World Bank Group and Georgetown University has focused on the delivery of high-quality health care, especially in low- and middle-income contexts. His work has developed the theory and implementation of direct measurement of health care provider knowledge, effort, and practice.

Benjamin has supported some of the largest research studies to date utilizing clinical vignettes, provider observations, and standardized patients. His research has also contributed to the study of health care provider performance improvement using RCTs at a national level with electronic health records evaluation.

Benjamin’s dissertation research is currently focused on global health care quality measurement and performance improvement, including developing a novel AI LLM-powered scalable knowledge assessment instrument, and he remains at the forefront of statistical programming and research reproducibility practices in Stata.