| Professor Anthony Harris (email)
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- Economic evaluation
- Economics of the pharmaceutical industry
- Quantitative analysis of health policy
- Economics of health markets
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| Professor David Johnston (email)
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- Relationship between socioeconomic status and health
- Economic determinants of child development
- Applied microeconometrics
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| Professor Andrew Jones (email)
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- Applied econometric methods
- Health equity
- Determinants of health
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Professor Maarten Lindeboom (email)
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- Social security/pensions, economic decision making and consequences for (the distribution of) health
- Health and work at later ages
- Poverty programs and (child/parents) health
- Issues of targeting efficiency
- Incentives and labour market
- Role of context and other determinants for mental health outcomes
- Consequences of poor mental health for economic decision making
- Long run health effects of events early in life
- Shocks later in life and consequences for health and health
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| Professor Michael Shields (email)
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- Economic and social determinants of health and wellbeing
- Economics of child development
- Applied econometrics
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| Associate Professor Nicole Black (email)
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- Economics of obesity, physical activity and healthy eating
- Childhood health and human capital development
- Outcome measurement of social and public health policies
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| Associate Professor Gang Chen (email)
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- Quality of life and subjective wellbeing measures
- Life domain satisfaction
- Health preference and priority setting
- Health and development
- Health financing
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| Associate Professor Sonja de New (email) |
- Socio-emotional development over the life cycle
- Mental health and economic decision-making
- Economic insecurity, skills and economic preferences
- Human capital formation, health and cognitive and non-cognitive skills
- Inequality and wellbeing
- Behavioural economics
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| Associate Professor Duncan Mortimer (email)
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- Modelling for economic evaluation
- Outcomes measurement for economic evaluation
- Economic evaluation alongside clinical trials
- Priority setting
- Quantitative analysis of health policy
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| Associate Professor Dennis Petrie (email)
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- Health inequalities
- Health econometrics
- Economic evaluation (alcohol, smoking and other drugs; disability; cancer)
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Dr Daniel Avdic (email) - Organisation of health care systems and medical decision-making
- Environmental determinants of mental health
- Economic and social consequences of parental leave policies
- Applied micro-econometrics
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| Dr Rachel Knott (email)
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- Reporting heterogeneity in self assessments
- Economics of natural disasters
- Economic evaluation
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| Dr Johannes Kunz (email)
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- Economics of education, healthcare choices, and human capital investments
- Individuals’ decision making and choice modelling
- Microeconometrics and applied microeconomics
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| Dr Maame Esi Woode (email) |
- The economics of infectious diseases
- Economic evaluations of health interventions
- Human capital development
- Parental investments and child development
- Poverty and human development
- Development economics (health and education)
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Adjunct Professor Emily Lancsar (email)
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- Stated preference methods including discrete choice experiments and contingent valuation
- Discrete choice modelling of revealed and stated preference data
- Outcomes measurement for economic evaluation
- Methods to elicit social values in the context of health care priority setting
- Behavioural economics, nudge and health policy
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Adjunct Professor Jan Olsen (email)
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- Measuring health and wellbeing
- Priority setting in health care
- The social gradient in health related behavior
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Adjunct Associate Professor Paula Lorgelly (email)
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- Application of the capability approach
- Outcome measures
- Determinants of health and health expenditure
- Economic evaluations of complex interventions (including public health)
- Development health economics (the analysis of health economic issues in developing countries)
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