SHORT CV: PROFESSOR NIGEL RICE ... - University of York

SHORT CV: PROFESSOR NIGEL RICECurrent positions:Professor of Health Economics, Centre for Health Economics,University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DDDirector, Health, Econometrics and Data Group (HEDG),University of YorkTelephone: (01904) 321438Fax: (01904) 321454Email:nigel.rice@york.ac.ukInternet:http://www.york.ac.uk/inst/che/rice.htmEDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT2008 - Professor, Centre for Health Economics2005 - Director, Health, Econometrics and Data Group (HEDG),University of York2002 - 2008: Reader, Centre for Health Economics1999 – 2002: Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Health Economics,University of York.1998 – 1999: Visiting Research Fellow, Institute of Education, University ofLondon.1994 – 1999: Research Fellow, Centre for Health Economics, University ofYork.1991 – 1994: Corporate Recovery Services, Arthur Andersen, Leeds.1990 – 1991: Lecturer, Department of Medical Statistics, University ofNewcastle-upon-Tyne.1987 - 1991: PhD, Applied Statistics, University of Keele.1984 - 1987: B.Sc. (Hons) First Class, Applied Statistics with OperationalResearch and Economics, University of Keele.ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS• Editor: Journal of Health Economics• Member: Economic and Social Research Council Peer Review College

• Member Technical Advisory Group on Resource Allocation (TAGRA): Agroup established to advise NHS Scotland on resource allocation to Health Boards.• Member of International Review Panel: To advise the South African RiskEqualization Fund Task Group (REFTG) on reforms to the South African healthcare system. 2004.• Member of Medical Research Council (MRC) Advisory Board (MAB). 2004 –2008.• Joint administrator of Health Econometrics mailbase. 2002 –• Member of Advisory Committee on Resource Allocation: Department ofHealth. A group established by Ministers to develop equitable methods ofallocating health care resources to Primary Care Trusts. 2002 –• Member of Technical Advisory Committee on Resource Allocation:Department of Health. Technical group established to support the AdvisoryCommittee on Resource Allocation. 1998 –• Member of Expert Group for Review of Resource Allocation; Scottish OfficeNHS. A group established to review and develop methods of equitably allocatingthe health care budget to Scottish Health Boards. 1998.TEN SELECTED PUBLICATIONS1. “Health effects on labour market exits and entries”, with P. Garcia Gomez, andA.M. Jones. Labour Economics,2010, 17: 62-76..2. “Statistical analysis of EQ-5D profiles: does the use of value sets bias inference?”with D. Parkin, N. Devlin, Medical Decision Making, 2010; 30: 556-565.3. “The role of the MFF in Distributing NHS funding: taking account of differencesin local labour market conditions”, with B. Elliot, M. Sutton, A. Ma, A.McConnachie, S. Morris, D. Skatun, D. Health Economics, 2010;19:532-548.4. “Does health care spending improve health outcomes? Evidence from Englishprogramme budgeting data”, with S. Martin, P.C. Smith. Journal of HealthEconomics. 2008; 27: 826-842.5. “Assessing generalisability by location in trial-based economic evaluations: theuse of multilevel models”, with A, Manca, M. Sculpher and A. Briggs. HealthEconomics. 2007; 27: 471-490.6. “Health-related non-response in the British Household Panel Survey andEuropean Community Household Panel: using inverse-probability-weightedestimators in non-linear models”, with A.M. Jones, X. Koolman, Journal ofthe Royal Statistical Society, Series A. 2006; 169(3): 543-569.7. “The dynamics of health in the British Household Panel Survey”, with PC.Contoyannis and AM. Jones, Journal of Applied Econometrics. 2004; 19:473-503.8. “Capitation funding in the public sector” with PC. Smith and RA. Carr-Hill,Journal of the Royal Statistical Society; Series A, 2001 Read paper withdiscussion: volume 164; part 2: 217 - 257.9. . “Capitation and risk adjustment in health care financing: An Internationalprogress report”, with PC Smith, The Milbank Quarterly 2001; 79: 81-113.10. “The impact of health on wages: Evidence from the British Household PanelSurvey”, with PC Contoyannis. Empirical Economics 2001; 26 ( 4): 599-622.