PhD Projects
Our PhD projects cover both methodological and applied research.
Current Projects
| Beyond the diagnosis: the value of genome-wide sequencing for the diagnosis of rare conditions in Scotland |
| PhD Student: Michael Abbott |
| Supervisors: Mandy Ryan and Rodolfo Hernández (HERU), |
| Public and patient preferences for social prescribing |
| PhD student: Mélanie Antunes |
| Supervisors: Marjon van der Pol, Verity Watson (HERU); R. Norman and S. Robinson (Curtin University) |
External PhDs with HERU supervisor
| Discrete choice experiments in medical education: the role of management, health economics and research |
| PhD Student: Dr Astrid Turner |
| Supervisors: Professor Liz Wolvaardt (University of Pretoria) and Mandy Ryan (HERU) |
Recently Completed PhD Projects
| Incorporating preference heterogeneity in economic evaluation: informing "realistic medicine" |
| (cross theme PhD with Assessment of Technologies) |
| PhD student: Divya Mohan |
| Supervisors: Graham Scotland and Sebastian Heidenreich |
| Using existing data to incorporate broader measures of benefit in economic evaluation |
| (cross theme PhD with Assessment of Technologies) |
| PhD student: Emma Tassie |
| Supervisors: Verity Watson, Graham Scotland (HERU) and Stirling Bryan (University of British Columbia) |