Sarah Ronaldson
Research Fellow (Health Economist)

Profile

Biography

Sarah Ronaldson is a Health Economist in York Trials Unit (YTU) who has worked in health care research since 2006, joining YTU as a research fellow in 2010 after previously working at a health economics research consultancy. Sarah has worked on economic analyses across a range of clinical areas and currently undertakes economic evaluations of health care studies at YTU.

Qualifications

• BSc (Hons) Economics, University of York
• MSc Health Economics, University of York

Research

Projects

Current Projects

• FIREFLI – Do Safe and Well Visits delivered by the Fire and Rescue Service reduce falls among older people?
• KReBS - A randomised controlled trial of the effect of a two-layer compression bandage system on knee function following total knee arthroplasty.
• OPAL2 - A multi-centre RCT comparing the OPAL occupational support programme with usual care on the time to return-to-work in patients undergoing elective hip or knee replacement surgery.
• OSTRICH -  Orthotics for Treatment of Symptomatic Flat Feet in Children

Previous Projects

• Building Blocks
• DOC - Determining the Optimal approach to identifying with Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
• FNP
• HEEAN -  Health Economic Evaluation of an ANtibiotics trial: cost-effectiveness of antibiotics use versus standard care in the management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
• HERO
• PROMOTE
• OPAL
• OTIS – Occupational Therapist Intervention Study 

Research group(s)

• Trials and Statistics

Publications

Full publications list

• Sarah Ronaldson's publications