Alec Miners BA MSc PhD

Lecturer in Health Economics

Following graduation from the MSc in Health Economics at York Alec worked for 5 years at the Royal Free Medical School, London. His main work / thesis project was on a study assessing the cost-effectiveness of different treatments for people with clotting factor disorders. He then went on to work at the National Institute for health and Clinical Excellence as a Technical Advisor and as a honorary Research Fellow at Brunel University, before joining the LSHTM in 2006.

He is current member of NICE's Technology Appraisals Committee and Decision Support Unit

Affiliation

Teaching

Alec is joint organiser for the Introduction to Health Economics teaching module

Research

His main research interest is in the use of decision-modelling to estimate cost-effectiveness

Research areas

  • Decision analysis
  • Economic evaluation
  • Public health

Disciplines

  • Economics

Disease and Health Conditions

  • Infectious disease
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