I am a health economist with over 15 years experience on choice experiments, outcome measurement, economic evaluations, disease burden and quality-of-life studies in multiple clinical fields. I work at the Musculoskeletal Research Unit (MRU), University of Bristol. I use patient-level data from trials to perform economic evaluations, and routinely collected observational data from large national databases to cost resource use in health care. I lead the economic evaluation work in the TADPOLE breast cancer trial and two discrete choice experiments in the HIPPY trial on best implant choice for younger patients undergoing total hip replacement.