James is an experienced health economist with a passion for developing models that highlight the economic impact of chronic illnesses. He utilises robust methodologies to provide insights into the broader implications of these diseases on healthcare systems, individuals, and the economy. By combining statistical analysis with a deep understanding of health data, James aims to support evidence-based decision-making that enhances patient outcomes, particularly for disadvantaged populations.

James has collaborated with leading healthcare professionals, researchers, and patient advocates, and his expertise has contributed to shaping discussions around funding allocation, research investments, and access to care. Whether working on Alzheimer’s disease projections or secondary prevention for cardiovascular disease, he is committed to finding data-driven ways to improve health equity across Australia.

What you won’t learn from my bio

When I’m not crunching numbers or diving into datasets, you might find me watching movies with my miniature dachshund or going on overnight hikes. I also tend to my sourdough starter, which I’ve kept alive for two years and have only made one loaf of bread with it.