Adam Wagner

Adam Wagner is an Associate Professor in Health Economics & Prioritisation in Health & Social Care at the Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia. He holds affiliations with the Population Health department, Health Economics Group, and Norwich Clinical Trials Unit. His academic background includes a PhD in Statistics (University of Strathclyde), MSc in Health Economics (UEA), and multiple advanced qualifications in mathematics and computer science.

Education:

• MSc Health Economics, University of East Anglia (2013–2016)
• PhD Statistics, University of Strathclyde (2005–2010)
• MSc Computer Science, University of Edinburgh (2004–2005)
• BA Mathematics & Computer Science, University of Cambridge (2001–2004)

Research interests focus on health economics, health services for vulnerable populations (learning disabilities, acquired brain injury), and clinical trial methodologies. Notable projects include economic evaluations of antimicrobial stewardship interventions (INHALE study), influenza vaccination strategies in care homes (FluCare study), and asset-based health improvement approaches. His work integrates statistical analysis with policy-relevant outcomes.

Recent publications emphasize cost-effectiveness analyses, intervention feasibility, and qualitative insights into healthcare disparities. Awards include Chartered Mathematician (IMA) and Chartered Scientist (CSci) statuses.

Active projects span NIHR collaborations, Vertex Pharmaceuticals partnerships, and community-focused initiatives like the Nourishing Norfolk project. He leads interdisciplinary teams addressing disparities in healthcare access and outcomes.