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Projects In-Progress

and Completed in 2019

* Denotes projects started in 2019

Improving the patient-pharmacist interaction: A new
approach to help patients make informed decisions
Investigators: Ryan, M., Porteous, T., Loría-Rebolledo, L.
(HERU); Bond, C. (Centre for Academic Primary Care, University
of Aberdeen); Adam, R., Murchie, P. (Other Applied Health
Sciences, University of Aberdeen); Krucien, N. (Evidera).
Source of Funding: Pharmacy Research UK and Chief
Scientist Office (CSO) CORE.
*Metastatic prostate cancer men’s Attitudes towards
Treatment of the local Tumour and metastasis Evaluative
Research (MATTER)
Investigators: Watson, V. (HERU); Connor, M., Ahmed, H.
Methods of Benefit Valuation (Imperial College London).
Source of Funding: Imperial College London and Chief
Scientist Office (CSO) CORE.
Attributes aggregation in multi-attribute choice:
Our values or mine? A philosophical and empirical
Need we worry?
critique of deliberative and stated preference elicitation
Investigators: Ryan, M., Genie, M. (HERU); Krucien, N.
techniques in health economics (PhD)
(Evidera).
Investigators: Sakowsky, R. (PhD Student), Ryan, M. (HERU);
Source of Funding: University of Aberdeen and Chief
Entwistle, V. (Health Services Research Unit, (HSRU), University
Scientist Office (CSO) CORE.
of Aberdeen).
Choice certainty and deliberative thinking in discrete Source of Funding: Gavin Mooney PhD Studentship (via
choice experiments. A theoretical and empirical University of Aberdeen Development Trust) and the University
investigation of Sydney and Chief Scientist Office (CSO) CORE.
Investigators: Watson, V. (HERU); Regier, D. (British Columbia
*Public and patient preferences for social prescribing
Cancer Research Agency and University of British Columbia);
(PhD)
Sicsic, J. (Paris Descartes University Institute of Technology).
Investigators: Antunes, M. (PhD Student), Pol, M. van
Source of Funding: Chief Scientist Office (CSO) CORE, Peter
der, Watson, V. (HERU); Norman, R., Robinson, S. (Curtin
Wall Institute of Advanced Studies, University of British
University).
Columbia, People Programme (Marie Curie Actions) of the
Source of Funding: University of Aberdeen and Curtin
European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-
University.
2013).
*Putting men’s preferences at the centre of the doctor-
Do participants understand health economics surveys?
patient relationship: the prostate cancer treatment
Investigators: Pearce, A. (University of Technology Sydney);
preferences (PARTNER) test
Watson, V. (HERU); Mulhearn, B., Viney, R. (CHERE).
Investigators: Watson, V. (HERU); MacLennan, S., N’Dow,
Source of Funding: University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
J. (Academic Urology Unit); Ahmed, H. (Imperial College
and Chief Scientist Office (CSO) CORE.
London); Krucien, N. (Evidera).
How do individuals respond to DCEs? Alternatives to Source of Funding: The Urology Foundation and Chief
utlility maximisation Scientist Office (CSO) CORE.
Investigators: Watson, V., Ryan, M. (HERU); Krucien, N.
(Evidera).
Source of Funding: Scottish Government, Chief Scientist
Office (CSO) CORE & University of Aberdeen.

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