Dr. Tracey Sach

Biography

Tracey Sach is a Senior Investigator Professor of Health Economics within the School of Primary Care, Population Sciences, and Medical Education at the University of Southampton. With over 15 years of experience at the University of East Anglia, she has held positions as a senior lecturer and reader in health economics. Tracey's academic journey began at the University of Nottingham where she served as a lecturer in health economics after working as an Assistant Economist at the Department of Health. Her research specializes in economic evaluation methodology, particularly in the context of randomized controlled trials, and she has a keen interest in various areas, including dermatology, falls prevention, rehabilitation, and public health in primary care. Tracey actively collaborates on numerous National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) funded clinical trials and projects, demonstrating her commitment to advancing health economics. Her ongoing projects involve significant funding aimed at enhancing maternal perinatal death surveillance, investigating proactive reactive therapy for lichen sclerosus, and designing interventions for the self-management of acne. She has served on external committees and advisory panels, contributing her expertise to multiple organizations in the field of health economics and health intervention assessments. She also holds several professional memberships and has received numerous awards for her research impact and contributions to the field.

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