Let’s get REAL: the utility of economic evaluation in health and social care decision-making

Let's get REAL: the utility of economic evaluation in health and social care decision-making

Inaugural lecture of Professor Angela Bate.

Details coming soon.

About the Speaker

Professor Angela Bate is a Health Economist and Health Services Researcher with a national and international reputation in the development and application of health economic methods in complex (public health) evaluations.

Before joining Northumbria University in 2017, Angela worked at Newcastle University for fourteen years as a Senior Research Fellow and member of the NIHR NENC Research Design Service (RDS). It was also whilst at Newcastle that Angela completed her PhD entitled "Managing Scarcity: understanding and developing healthcare commissioning", which utilised quantitative and qualitative research to interrogate approaches to primary care commissioning.

Angela has also worked at York University (Centre for Health Economics), Aberdeen University (Health Economics Research Unit), and freelanced for The Department of International Development (DfID), The British Council, and Save the Children UK. She is actively involved in regional, national and international research organisations including as an Associate member of Fuse (the Centre for Translational Research in Public Health) and member of the Complex Systems research group; the National Institute for Health Research School for Public Health Research; and the Social Value International Academic Research Group.