Patricia Cubi-Molla
Patricia is a mathematician and a health economist, with expertise in the use of patient-reported outcome measures in decision-making. Her primary interests include health and wellbeing impact assessment, efficient resource allocation in public sectors, and valuation of health outcomes. Patricia holds a position as Honorary Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Economics at City, University of London. She has more than 20 peer-reviewed publications in top health economics journals.
Patricia’s most recent research includes the development of methods and evidence to better inform resource allocation decisions in a variety of settings. For example, she contributed to a discussion on alternative interpretations of cost-effectiveness thresholds in health technology appraisals and a list of recommendations to decision-makers. She is also leading research on the allocation of public sector spending, addressing comparisons of value for money between spending in different government departments, and developing a new, pragmatic approach to inform decisions. Patricia is also collaborating in a project for The Health Foundation that seeks to develop a new instrument to measure the valued output of primary care in England.
Publications and Insights
- Publication: Inequalities in Dementia: Unveiling the Evidence and Forging a Path Towards Greater Understanding
- Insight: NICE at 25: HTA Methods Guidelines – Evolution, not revolution
- Publication: How Have HTA Agencies Evolved Their Methods Over Time?
- Insight: Around The World in HTAs: Türkiye – The bumpy road toward transformation
- Insight: Around The World in HTAs: The Slovak Republic – Valuing the Future
- Insight: Around The World in HTAs: Spain – Are We There Yet?
- Insight: Improving the Measurement of Valued Output in Primary Care in England
- Insight: Let’s talk about (health) inequalities
- Insight: New NICE Manual for Health Technology Evaluations: A Critical Discussion on the Most Relevant Changes (or Lack Thereof)
- Insight: International Women’s Day: Why We #Choosetochallenge
- Insight: ‘HispaNICE’: the Creation of an ‘Independent Authority for the Evaluation of Health Practices and Policies’ Gathers Momentum
- Publication: Making Outcome-Based Payment a Reality in the NHS. Phase Two: Practical Considerations
- Publication: Resource Allocation in Public Sector Programmes: Does the Value of a Life Differ Between Governmental Departments?
- Publication: Are Cost-Effectiveness Thresholds fit for Purpose for Real-World Decision Making?
- Publication: Making Outcome-Based Payment a Reality in the NHS
- Publication: Quality of Life in Long-term Cancer Survivors: Implications for Future Health Technology Assessments in Oncology
- Publication: Why Do Immigrants Report Lower Life Satisfaction?
- Publication: Age and Utilities: Issues for HTA
- Publication: Uncertainty and Risk in HTA Decision Making
- Publication: Shaping the Research Agenda to Estimate Cost-effectiveness Thresholds for Decision Making
- Publication: A Study of the Relationship Between Health and Subjective Well-being in Parkinson’s Disease Patients