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BANSBACK, Nick

Professor (Honorary Visiting) Email nick.bansback@ubc.ca BANSBACK, Nick A fundamental objective of health systems is to determine the best use of the limited funds to promote health and provide equitable, transparent and sustainable health care. Dr Bansback’s research focuses on measuring and maximizing the value of health care to inform how funding should be spent. HisRead more

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WU David Bin-Chia

Associate Professor (Adjunct) Email david.wu@nus.edu.sg WU David Bin-Chia Dr. Wu is a seasoned industry leader and currently the Regional Director of Real-World Evidence (RWE) & Health Economics (HE) for Market Access (Asia Pacific) at Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine. He leads the development and execution of cross-functional RWE and HE strategies across all therapeutic areas and

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TAN Hui Xuan Sharon

Research Fellow Email tan.sharon@nus.edu.sg TAN Hui Xuan Sharon Dr Sharon Tan is dually trained in public health and dentistry. She is actively engaged in health services research to address challenges in the healthcare system, translate research findings into practice, and champion better healthcare and health particularly for the underprivileged in society. Her current work revolves

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JIT Mark

Honorary Visiting Professor Email mark.jit@lshtm.ac.uk JIT Mark Mark Jit is professor of vaccine epidemiology and head of the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM). He also holds visiting professorial appointments at the NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health and the School of Public Health,

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LENG Gillian

Honorary Visiting Professor Email gcleng@doctors.org.uk LENG Gillian Gillian Leng has had a long career spanning research, evidence synthesis, management, healthcare and the life sciences. Gillian trained in medicine at Leeds, worked on clinical trials and epidemiological research in Edinburgh, and was a public health consultant in London. She was an editor of the Cochrane Collaboration,

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BANZON Eduardo P.

Honorary Visiting Associate Professor Email ebanzon@adb.org BANZON Eduardo P. I am Dr. Eduardo P. Banzon or Dodo, the Director of Health of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and a champion of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). I initially worked as a community organizer helping people in urban poor and remote rural communities access quality health care services.

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CARO J. Jaime

Honorary Visiting Professor Email jaime.caro@mcgill.ca CARO J. Jaime I trained in medicine and epidemiology at McGill University but early on focused on health technology assessment. Most of my work is on methods development and teaching these new approaches. For Germany’s IQWiG, I proposed the use of efficiency frontiers as they rejected using the QALY. Recently, I

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HERDMAN, Michael James

HERDMAN, Michael James Honorary Visiting Associate Professor Email mikeherdman.insight@gmail.com HERDMAN, Michael James Mike has worked in the field of health technology assessment and outcomes research for over 25 years. He currently runs his own consulting and research company in Barcelona and is Head of Health Outcomes Research at the Office of Health Economics in London.

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MÖLLER Jörgen

Honorary Visiting Associate Professor Email Jorgen.moller@evidera.com MÖLLER Jörgen To be able to predict the future with any credibility, data from multiple sources is required. This is regardless if it is epidemiology, public health or even production or demand you are looking at. The data then must be joint, typically in a model which extrapolates the

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CHEN Wenjia

Assistant Professor Email wenjiach@nus.edu.sg CHEN Wenjia Every year, substantial health losses and avoidable costs arise from poorly targeted care for patients with chronic diseases. Heterogeneity in phenotypes and endotypes, multimorbidity, and health inequalities poses great challenges in chronic disease management. Dr Chen and her team address this complexity through a focus on precision medicine and

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