Louise Jackson

Louise Jackson is a Professor of Health Economics and Health Policy at the Health Economics Unit, University of Applied Health Sciences. Her work focuses on economic evaluation, cost-effectiveness analysis, and digital health interventions across sexual health, cardiovascular medicine, and post-COVID care.

• Key Research Areas: Economic Evaluation, Digital Health, Long COVID, STI Prevention
• Grants: NIHR-funded projects including PHIRST PHRESH subprojects and rational approaches to ICS allocative decision-making

Recent Publications (2025) demonstrate expertise in systematic reviews of medical devices (LVADs), STI prevention tools (Wrapped RCT), and economic modeling in global health. Collaborative work spans low-income countries, cardiovascular care, and post-COVID rehabilitation.

Methodological Strength: Combines randomized controlled trials, decision-analytic models, and mixed-methods studies with a focus on health equity and technology-enabled interventions.