Rory Cameron

Rory Cameron is a Lecturer in Health Economics at the Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia. His research focuses on health economics related to cystic fibrosis treatment, stroke rehabilitation, mental health economics, and smoking cessation strategies. He has contributed to projects funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, and Janssen Global, among others.

His work explores cost-effectiveness analyses, patient preference elicitation via discrete choice experiments, and measurement of treatment burden in chronic diseases. Key collaborations include studies on vocational rehabilitation for stroke survivors, cystic fibrosis management, and value-based care in mental health. Cameron has published extensively on economic evaluations in healthcare interventions and has co-led projects on cystic fibrosis treatment burden and mental health service optimization.

Notable grants include the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Extension (2024–2026) and the CF STORM trial (2023–2025). His research integrates quantitative methods with patient-centered outcomes, emphasizing real-world applicability of economic evaluations in healthcare policy.