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Mike Paulden, PhD
Associate Professor, School of Public Health, University of Alberta
I've been a health economics researcher for almost two decades, with an interest in developing new methods for economic evaluations of health technologies.
I've published over 75 peer-reviewed papers, including novel approaches for determining fair prices for medicines and the social rate of time preference for health.
I'm also an experienced educator. I've developed multiple health economics classes, courses and workshops, and delivered them to hundreds of students and professionals. I've published tutorials to help students calculate ICERs and measures of net benefit, and to better understand cost-effectiveness thresholds. I've also contributed a chapter to the Encyclopedia of Health Economics, and to a textbook on Distributional Cost-Effectiveness Analysis.