Dr. Janine van Til (female), PhD is an associate professor in health preference research at the department of Health Technology and Services Research at the University of Twente since 2007. She received her master degree as a health and movement researcher from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in 2001 and her PhD degree for her work in supporting shared decision making in the treatment of stroke patients in 2009. Dr. Janine van Til’s current research is focused on supporting shared decision making with the use of quantitative value elicitation techniques. Moreover, she aims to increase patient and public involvement organizational and societal decision making in health care. Currently, she is involved in projects related to the improvement of patient care after post-anoxic coma, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. She is a member of the International Academy of Health Preference Research, the society of Medical Decision Making and the special interest group for health preference research at the Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR). Her methodological expertise includes the design, analysis and interpretation of health preference studies (conjoint analysis, best worst scaling) and multi-criteria decision analysis.
Janine van Til is a physical therapist, movement scientist and health scientist. She is currently working in the field of health sciences.
Janine's research focuses on studing methods to include the patient and public perspective in the development and implementation of innovations in health care, and the role of patient values, preferences and needs in health care decision making.
This includes decisions with regard to the development of new health care innovations, the evaluation of current health care services, shared patient clinician decision making and macro decisions on reimbursement and access of new drugs and devices to the market.
Janine's areas of expertise include the design and interpretation of preference studies (conjoint analysis, best worst scaling) and the design, analysis and interpretation of multi-criteria decision analysis studies.
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