| Health and Work |
Group summary: Health economists in the Academic Unit of Health Economics collaborate with colleagues within and beyond the University of Leeds on a range of funded projects on health and work using a variety of methods including secondary data analysis, applied econometrics, discrete choice experiments and qualitative interviews with employers, employees and people with lived experience. If this topic is of interest, please contact Adam Martin or Sarah Kingsbury. |
| Leeds Pregnancy Research Group |
We lead research groups and projects across the span of pregnancy, from pre-implantation to postnatal heath and from basic science, through translational medicine to applied health research. All of our work ultimately aims to improve the health of pregnant women and their children across the life course. |
| Leeds Unit for Complex Intervention Development (LUCID) |
LUCID is a methodological research group based across LIHS and LICTR within the School of Medicine, developing and optimising complex healthcare interventions to improve patient and public outcomes. |
| Oncolytic Virus Research Group |
We are a group of research scientists studying oncolytic virotherapy for the treatment of cancer. We aim to identify the best strategies for maximizing the therapeutic benefit of oncolytic viruses by potentiating both the direct oncolytic and tumour-specific, immune-mediated effects of these viruses and to translate our findings into the clinic for the benefit of patients. |
| Simulation and Capacity Modelling |
Group summary: Simulation and capacity modelling forms a key research theme within the Academic Unit of Health Economics. Our group specialises in the economic evaluation of medical technologies (MedTech), medical devices, diagnostic tests, digital health innovations, and medical interventions where traditional modelling approaches may fall short. |
