Miss Sabina Sanghera

Miss Sabina Sanghera

Doctoral Researcher

Contact details

Address
Health Economics Unit
School of Health & Population Sciences
Public Health Building
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT
UK

PhD: Outcome assessment for use in economic evaluations of interventions for menorrhagia

Supervisors: Prof Tracy Roberts, Dr Emma Frew, Prof Janesh Gupta (Obs and Gynae), Prof Joe Kai (Primary Care)

Sabina Sanghera is currently a Doctoral Researcher in Health Economics. In her research she is attempting to identify which outcome measure is most appropriate for use in economic evaluations of interventions for Menorrhagia. This research is nested within a large HTA funded randomised controlled trial for which Sabina is also conducting the economic evaluation.

Qualifications

  • MSc in Health Economics and Health Policy, University of Birmingham, 2010. Distinction
  • BMedSci (Hons) Medical Science, University of Birmingham, 2008. 2:1

Biography

Having graduated with a BMedSci (Hons) in Medical Science from the University of Birmingham Sabina went on to work in the NHS as a project manager. In this position she worked alongside a multi-disciplinary team to implement a pilot project across hospitals throughout the West Midlands to improve data collection and ensure that national health targets were met.

In 2010, Sabina completed a Masters degree in Health Economics at the University of Birmingham. Upon completion she immediately took up an NIHR funded post as a Doctoral Researcher where she is assessing the appropriateness of outcome measures in menorrhagia and will explore the use of an alternative measure, such as willingness-to-pay

Other activities

Membership:

  • iHEA (International Health Economics Association)
  • HESG (Health Economists' Study Group)

In addition to her doctoral research Sabina is also interested in the methodology of economic evaluations of diagnostic tests.

Publications

Conference posters

Sanghera, S (2011). Systematic review: the appropriateness of quality of life instruments in menorrhagia. Health Economics Study Group (HESG) Conference, June 2011

Sanghera, S (2011). Economic Evaluation of Diagnostic Tests: An illustrative case study approach. International Health Economics Association (iHEA) annual conference. July 2011

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