Luis Loria Rebolledo

Luis Loria Rebolledo is a Research Fellow at the University of Aberdeen, affiliated with the School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition. He leads the Preference and Value (PAVE) team at the Health Economics Research Unit and co-directs the Scottish Experimental Economics Laboratory. His work bridges health economics, environmental economics, and stated preference methods.

• Education: PhD in Economics (University of Aberdeen), MSc in Environmental Economics and Environmental Management (University of York), BSc in Civil Engineering (Tecnológico de Monterrey).

Loria Rebolledo’s research focuses on:

• Eliciting patient and public preferences via Discrete Choice Experiments (DCEs).
• Monetary valuation of health and environmental outcomes.
• Reference-dependent models in health economics.
• Trade-offs in pandemic responses and healthcare decision-making.
• Environmental valuation of NHS outdoor spaces.

His recent publications highlight DCE applications in musculoskeletal care, gender equity in vascular surgery, Net Zero NHS policies, and pharmacy-based pain management tools. He has taught the course Using Discrete Choice Experiments in Health Economics since 2017 in Aberdeen and Banff, Canada.

Laboratory and team affiliations:

• Scottish Experimental Economics Laboratory (Co-Director).
• Preference and Value (PAVE) Team at the Health Economics Research Unit.