Sue Jowett

Professor Sue Jowett is a leading health economist at the University of Birmingham, affiliated with the Applied Health Sciences school through her role in the Health Economics Unit. Her research focuses on cost-effectiveness analysis in healthcare, decision modelling, and economic evaluation of chronic disease interventions.

• Specializes in cluster randomized trials and pragmatic clinical studies
• Active in global health with projects in South America, Sri Lanka, and Middle Eastern regions
• Develops digital health solutions and decision support systems for multimorbidity management

Recent publications demonstrate her expertise in medications for liver cirrhosis, atrial fibrillation, and chronic pain, combining clinical trial data with economic evaluation frameworks. She collaborates extensively with multidisciplinary teams across medical, pharmaceutical, and environmental sciences.

• Co-Investigator for Thrombo-STOP (venous thromboembolism prevention)
• Key contributor to INHABIT (net-zero housing health impact assessment)
• Principal team member for IMPROVE DKD (diabetes-kidney disease intervention)