A. Brett Hauber
Senior Economist, Global Head of Health Preference Assessment
A. Brett Hauber, PhD, has more than 10 years of academic, research, and government experience in health and environmental economics. His primary area of specialization is discrete choice analysis of revealed- and stated-preference data. He also has extensive experience in conducting benefit-risk analysis of patients and other health care decision makers and in estimating health-state utilities. His most recent applied work has included discrete-choice experiments of patient and physician benefit-risk preferences for treatments of conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease, HIV, vasomotor symptoms, Crohn’s disease, idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura, type 2 diabetes, and irritable bowel syndrome. He has also studied the theoretical and empirical relationships among various health utility measures. Dr. Hauber regularly teaches courses on conjoint analysis and health-state utility estimation. Dr. Hauber’s research has been published in numerous health and medical journals.
Education
PhD, Economics, University of Delaware; MA, Economics, University of Delaware; BBA (summa cum laude), Temple University.
Publications
Hauber, A.B., Arden, N.K., Mohamed, A.F., Johnson, F.R., Peloso, P.M., Watson, D.J., et al. (Feb 2013)
Wong, M.K., Mohamed, A.F., Hauber, A.B., Yang, J.C., Liu, Z., Rogerio, J., et al. (Dec 2012)
Kauf, T.L., Mohamed, A.F., Hauber, A.B., Fetzer, D., & Ahmad, A. (Dec 2012)
Bridges, J.F.P., Mohamed, A.F., Finnern, H.W., Woehl, A., & Hauber, A.B. (Jul 2012)
Bridges, J.F.P., Mohamed, A.F., Finnern, H.W., Woehl, A., & Hauber, A.B. (Jul 2012)
Expertise
- Pharmaceutical Policy and Economics
- Health Economics