Health economics research revolves around a central theme of decision-making in health care. Keys areas of research are:

  • Economic evaluation, including cost effectiveness analysis alongside randomised controlled trial, and economic evaluation of public health interventions
  • Public health economics, including social and economic consequences of health and health behaviours
  • Socio-economic inequalities in and determinants of health and health behaviours
  • Benefit valuation

Researchers

Dr Barry Barton
Dr Darren Burns
Dr Charlotte Davies
Prof Ric Fordham
Dr Yevgeniy Goryakin
Prof Ruth Hancock
Richard Little
Dr Jim Maas
Dr Marcello Morciano
Prof Miranda Mugford (Emeritus)
Dr Ryota Nakamura
Prof Louis Niessen
Angela Robinson
Dr Tracey Sach
Prof Marc Surhcke
Vijay Singh GC
Dr Veronica Toffolutti
David Turner
Xia Wang
Ed Wilson

PhD students

Girmaye Dinsa
Mohamed Elsheemy
Divina Glah
Adam Martin
Umar Nisser
Till Seuring
Sumathi Sundram
Jane Whitehouse

University Partners

Health services research
Clinical science and trials
Health Economics Consulting