Gabriel Rogers

Gabriel Rogers is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Manchester's Manchester Centre for Health Economics, specializing in evidence synthesis and decision-analytic modeling. His work focuses on analyzing clinical pathways, particularly through cost-effectiveness frameworks and data visualization for nonexpert communication. Previously, he spent a decade at NICE as a lead health economist, contributing to 30 clinical guidelines and over 200 policy meetings.

His research aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and wellbeing. He is a member of the NICE Technology Appraisal Committee and has collaborated on projects such as economic models for diabetes self-management platforms and breast cancer screening programs.

• Research Themes:
  • Joint analysis of clinical decision-points
  • Development of consistent modeling tools
  • Data visualization for complex health models
• Key Collaborations:
  • UK National Screening Committee
  • NICE
  • University of Exeter
• 2024–2025 Articles:
  • Cost-effectiveness in liver disease screening
  • Risk-stratified breast cancer models
  • Economic analysis of NSAID prescribing risks

Grants & Projects: Collaborating on the evaluation of a digital diabetes self-management platform (2024–2026).