I have strong research interests in the transparency and reproducibility of decision-analytic models used in health economic research. As such, I am pursuing a part-time PhD, exploring the value of replication in health economic decision models. As a part of this, I have received research funding from CLAHRC East of England to evaluate the reproducibility of decision models through a systematic review and replication study, published in Value in Health.

Primary supervisor: Prof Tracey Sach, Secondary supervisors: Dr Nick Levell and Mr David Turner.

Alongside this I am working full time as a Research Fellow in Health Economics at The University of Manchester, evaluating the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme.

PhD Candidate in Health Economics, University of East Anglia, (July 2016-present)

MSc Health Economics with Distinction, University of East Anglia, 2015

BSc Mathematics (1), University of East Anglia, 2014

• Member of the HRA Cambridge Central Research Ethics Committee (September 2016-present)
• Methodologist on the Tuberous Sclerosis Association funding panel (April 2016-present)
• Member of UK Health Economics Study Group
• Member of International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes (ISPOR)
• Part of the Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences (BITSS) Catalyst program.

Whilst working as a Senior Research Associate at UEA, I was involved in several school level activities, including:

• Research Staff Coordinator for the MED school
• RA representative at MED School Board Meetings
• RA representative on the MED Research Committee.
• Administrator for the Health Economics Group twitter account (@HEG_UEA).

Currently, I am on the organising committee for the Summer 2019 UK Health Economics Study Group conference, to be held at the University of East Anglia.