Expertise
Health Economics, Outcome Measurement, PPI, Psychology
Biography
Annie is an Associate Professor in Health Economics with a strong track-record of both quantitative and qualitative research in health, social, and wider care services, and distinctive expertise in public and patient involvement (PPI). She has worked for 30 years in research, teaching, and advisory roles in both health and social care settings. She has an international reputation in Health Economics research relating to neurological conditions, particularly Multiple Sclerosis, and health-related quality of life and wellbeing approaches for use in cost-effectiveness analyses. She has provided the first UK course on PPI in Health Economics research and has a keen interest in bringing Health Economic approaches to the heritage sector and social prescribing.