Dr Rosa Legood MSc DPhil

Lecturer in Decision Modelling

Rosa joined LSHTM as a lecturer in 2007. Her training is in health economics and public health. Previously she worked at Oxford in the Department of Public Health and York Health Economics Consortium. She has specific expertise in modelling the cost-effectiveness of screening technologies and vaccination options.

Affiliation

Teaching

Rosa is a tutor for the Public Health Masters. She is co-organiser for the introduction to health economics module and lecturer on the economic evaluation module. She is currently supervising one PhD student.

Research

Her main research interests relate to conducting economic evaluations in both devloped and developing country settings. Specific methodolgical interests include both the technical aspects of modelling complex diseases (such as including infectiousness, and robust validation). In addition, she is interested in the gap between the needs of policy makers and the presentation of cost-effectiveness information. Rosa is the modelling lead for the HARP project http://www.harp-fp7.org/ investigating the cost-effectiveness of HPV screening for HIV positive women. Other project work includes assessment of school bullying and  diabetic retinopathy.

 

Research areas

  • Decision analysis
  • Economic evaluation
  • Health technology assessment
  • Modelling
  • Vaccines

Disciplines

  • Economics
  • Epidemiology

Disease and Health Conditions

  • Cancer

Countries

  • Brazil
  • Burkina Faso
  • South Africa
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