Research at a glance
My work connects methods development with applied policy questions in health, public health and behavioural decision-making.
Preference evidence for policy
Discrete choice experiments and preference elicitation for health services, vaccine policy, chronic disease care, and public health interventions.
Behaviour inside choice tasks
Eye tracking, information processing, feedback, numeracy, attention to cost, and decision quality in stated preference studies.
Decision support and translation
Online tools that turn complex economic and preference evidence into transparent, usable outputs for policy and practice.
Featured work
Selected outputs from recent and current research streams.
Guidance or Misdirection? Unpacking the Role of Feedback in Health Preference Assessments
Health Economics, 2026.
A methodological study of feedback in dominance-structured health preference tasks.
Keeping an eye on cost
Health Economics, 2023.
Eye-tracking evidence on attention to cost information in discrete choice experiments.
Priority for self or others?
Value in Health, 2025.
Equity, distributional preferences and decision-making in health value assessment.
Heterogeneity of patients’ preferences in kidney transplantation
Journal of Health Economics, 2020.
Preference heterogeneity and treatment decision-making in kidney transplantation.
Decision tools
Two live tools are integrated into the site and accessible directly from the Software page.
eMANDEVA Decision Aid
A web-based decision aid for vaccine mandate evaluation and policy design.
Farming BCA Tool
A benefit-cost analysis tool for farm-trial and soil-management interventions.
Research translated into decisions
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