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Amritpal Rehill

Research Officer
London School of Economics and Political Science
a.s.rehill@lse.ac.uk
Telephone: 020 7955 4665
 

Research Interests

Amritpal has been working at the Personal Social Services Research Unit at the London School of Economics since 2010. His work has primarily centred on the economic impacts of dementia, for both individuals with dementia and their carers. He has worked on a number of economic evaluations for randomised controlled trials, contributing to the quantitative analysis and costing of service receipt data. He has also performed analyses for dementia related Cost-of-Illness studies, aiming to estimate the costs of dementia for the UK. Amritpal is currently working with other colleagues within the unit on the four year MODEM project, which involves modelling costs and outcomes for people with dementia and their carers. He is contributing to the project by performing quantitative analyses, using individual level data collected from a number of different dementia trials to inform the modelling component within the project.

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List of all Amritpal Rehill's publications.