Health preferences and behavioural economics
Measuring what people value in health, and how real decisions depart from standard models. Explore
Research
Research
I study how patients and the public value healthcare, how they process information when making decisions, and how they respond to policy. My work combines health and behavioural economics with discrete choice experiments, eye tracking, and decision-support tools.
Research themes
Information processing, attention, and eye tracking
Bringing process evidence into preference measurement to see how people actually read a choice. Explore
Health measurement, outcomes, and policy evaluation
Ensuring that policies, technologies, and tools reflect outcomes that patients and the public value. Explore
Selected projects
- MandEval, effectiveness and consequences of Australia's COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
- FETP India business case, scaling field-epidemiology training, with the World Bank.
- Eye tracking and attribute ordering in multi-attribute choice.
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- Research impact, how the work is translated into tools and policy-relevant evidence.
- Data and code, public resources and repositories.
- Grants and funding.
- Publications.