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Anne joined the Centre for Health Economics, University of York over twenty years ago. She directs the NIHR policy research unit ESHCRU II, a programme of research on the economics of health systems and the interface with social care.
She was previously a co-director of ESHCRU I, and a member of the NIHR HS&DR (Researcher Led) Prioritisation Committee (2013 – 2018). She is currently a member of the commissioning committee for the NIHR Policy Research Programme. Anne is the author of four books and over 70 scientific papers (further details on Google scholar).
Anne’s principal research interests are how payments and incentives can improve the quality and coordination of health and social care, particularly for frail older people. Current research includes an investigation of the displaced demand for health and social care arising from the COVID-19 pandemic; a study on efficiency, cost and quality of mental health provision (funded by the Health Foundation); and research on the use of healthcare prices to reduce health inequalities. She is also a co-investigator on PREPARE, a facility that provides rapid responsive analysis for the Department of Health and Social Care.