PhD Projects
Our PhD Projects focus on applying broader measures of value in the economic evaluation of health technologies and are undertaken in collaboration with the Preference and ValuE (PAVE) theme.
Current Projects
| Methods for the economic evaluation of artificial intelligence algorithms in breast cancer diagnosis |
| PhD student: Charlotte Kennedy |
| Supervisors: Graham Scotland (HERU), Professor Lesley Anderson (Aberdeen Centre for Health Data Science, University of Aberdeen), and Dr Gerald Lip (NHS Grampian) |
Recently Completed PhD Projects
| Incorporating preference heterogeneity in economic evaluation: informing "realistic medicine" |
| (cross theme PhD with Preference And ValuE) |
| PhD student: Divya Mohan |
| Supervisors: Graham Scotland (HERU), Sebastian Heidenreich |
| Using existing data to incorporate broader measures of benefit in economic evaluation |
| (cross theme PhD with Preference And ValuE) |
| PhD student: Emma Tassie |
| Supervisors: Verity Watson, Graham Scotland (HERU) and Stirling Bryan (University of British Columbia) |