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NEW Staff to the Unit in 2019


                  Research Fellows

                                  Michael Abbott joined HERU as                  Charlotte Kennedy joined HERU
                                  a Research Assistant in November               as a Research Assistant under the
                                  2019. He is currently involved in              Assessment of Health Technologies
                                  the creation of a health economic              theme. Currently, she is involved
                                  model to assess the cost-                      in the critical assessment of the
                                  effectiveness of whole genomic                 economic methods used in the
                                  sequencing for rare disorders.                 single technology assessment of
                                                                                 enzalutamide with ADT for treating
                                                                 metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.



                  Current PhD Students

                                  Mélanie Antunes#                               Huixuan Gao#
                                  Thesis Title: ‘Public and patient              Thesis Title: ‘The value and costs
                                  preferences for social prescribing’            of unpaid care for older people in
                                  Supervisors: Verity Watson, Marjon             China’
                                  van der Pol (HERU) Suzanne                     Supervisors: Paul McNamee and
                                  Robinson and Richard Norman                    Attakrit Leckcivilize (HERU).
                                  (Curtin, Australia).


                  Ni Gao                                         Emma Tassie
                  Thesis Title: ‘Thriving not surviving following a breast   Thesis Title: ‘Incorporating broader measures of value into
                  cancer diagnosis: what can time allocation tell us?’  economic evaluation through the use of existing data’
                  Supervisors: Mandy Ryan, Nicolas Krucien (HERU),   Supervisors: Verity Watson, Graham Scotland and
                  Suzanne Robinson and Richard Norman (University of   Stirling Bryan (HERU).
                  Curtin, Australia).
                                                                 Uma Thomas
                  Divya Mohan                                    Thesis Title: ‘Using insights into time preference and
                  Thesis Title: ‘Informing ‘realistic medicine’: can   present bias to develop an intervention to improve
                  economic evaluations account for heterogeneity in care   adherence to exercise’
                  preferences?’                                  Supervisors: Marjon van der Pol (HERU) and Julia Allan
                  Supervisors: Graham Scotland (HERU), Sebastian   (Health Psychology, University of Aberdeen).
                  Heidenreich (Evidera and HERU) and Craig Ramsay
                                                                 Xuemin Zhu
                  (HSRU).
                                                                 Thesis Title: ‘The role of the physician’s risk and time
                  Ruben Sakowsky                                 preferences and personality in clinical decision making’
                  Thesis Title: ‘Our values or mine? A philosophical and   Supervisors: Marjon van der Pol (HERU), Anthony
                  empirical critique of deliberative and stated preference   Scott (University of Melbourne) and Julia Allan (Health
                  elicitation techniques in health economics’    Psychology, University of Aberdeen).
                  Supervisors: Mandy Ryan (HERU) and Vikki Entwistle
                                                                 # denotes PhD commenced in 2019
                  (National University of Singapore).





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