Your title must relay a brief idea of what wrongdoing you have committed. r/gonewildstories would be a better place to share.Īll confessions must be titled specifically! Despite our confessional theme, we don't find consensual sexual exploits sinful. /r/confession is not a place for submissions that read like pornography.Your sexual exploration is not a confession it's a part of finding out who you are. Better subreddits for this would be /r/offmychest, /r/TrueOffM圜hest, /r/rant, or in some cases, /r/relationships. You haven't done anything wrong, so to speak, so it isn't technically a confession. Regardless of whatever unpopular opinion you hold, it doesn't classify here as a confession.If your submission does not contain a confession it will be removed.Īn unpopular opinion is not a confession. Your confession must be an act you committed. You MUST express regret for your actions in your post. You cannot confess the misdeeds of other people. Innocent mistakes or accidents are not intentionally committed. It cannot be a thought, dream, opinion, kink, etc. I contribute to PhD and Masters programmes in ScHARR including the Wellcome Doctoral Training Centre in Public Health Economics and Decision Science and working on new courses and curriculum development around MSc Health Economics and Decision Modelling, and the online course MSc International Health Technology Assessment and Reimbursement.A confession is an admission of an illegal or immoral action you have intentionally committed that others are not aware of. I undertake substantial applied research/consultancy with healthcare organisations around public health, service development and policy, and with the pharmaceutical industry in the UK and internationally on the cost-effectiveness of interventions. I lead and contribute to the strategic development of research collaborations and programmes within the University, the White Rose, nationally and internationally for funders including NIH (US), MRC, ESRC, NICE, DH and EU. I lead programmes of research on mathematical modelling in health and healthcare focusing on health economics and decision modelling. I am a regular expert on several NICE Scientific Advice Programme panels, providing input to the design of phase III studies from an economic/NICE perspective, usually for global pharmaceutical and device manufacturers. I have been developing and applying modelling in support of healthcare decision-making nationally and internationally, across a large range of diseases, interventions, service planning and policy issues for over 25 years. Together we have now built a large, high-quality team of around 35 or more health economic modelling researchers. I lead a large group of around 35 academic staff, undertaking methodological and applied research and consultancy using mathematical modelling in health and healthcare. Since 1994 I have been leading the modelling team at ScHARR.
I studied for BSc Mathematics at Imperial College London and then MSc Operational Research at the London School of Economics before joining the NHS to work in and then lead the Trent Operational Research Unit. I am Professor of Health Economics and Decision Modelling at ScHARR, University of Sheffield, England.
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