George Morgan

Director of Research @Dht.Health

Manchester, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2024 — Present

Director of Research @Dht.Health

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At DHT.health, we make a difference in rare and underserved diseases through meaningful, patient-centred research.We generate hard-to-access data, apply robust statistical analysis and modelling, and turn evidence into action. Our work accelerates access to treatment for patients and provides biopharma, medtech, and healthcare stakeholders with the insights needed to make informed decisions.Our expertise includes evidence generation through qualitative research, real-world data, and patient preference studies. We communicate findings in ways that are clear, impactful, and accessible, drawing on health economics, data science, and stakeholder engagement to ensure research reflects real-world needs.Our goal is simple: to ensure no community is left behind in the evidence that shapes healthcare.

EDUCATION

2013 — 2016

Lancaster University

Bachelor of Science (BSc), Economics

2006 — 2011

Ilkley Grammar School

GCSE & A-Levels

2016 — 2017

University of York

Master of Science (MSc), Health Economics

ABOUT GEORGE MORGAN

I am an experienced health economist and outcomes researcher with over a decade of expertise in supporting life science companies. My work focuses on engaging hard-to-reach populations to generate meaningful data, delivering impactful HEOR projects, and ensuring evidence is translated into actionable insights for decision-making.As Director of Research at DHT.health, I lead efforts to bridge the gap between pharmaceutical innovation and the real-world needs of patients and their families. Our team specialises in real-world evidence, preference research, and health economics, applying rigorous qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods approaches. Through collaboration with patient advocacy groups and lived experience experts, we generate Value Through Evidence, ensuring research is both methodologically sound and patient-centred.With academic training in economics and health economics from Lancaster University and the University of York, I bring a strong methodological foundation to my work. I have led and executed a diverse range of projects across haematology, hepatology, oncology, dermatology, and musculoskeletal diseases, transforming research into impactful insights & communications.Always open to collaborations and discussions on HEOR, patient preferences, and evidence strategy.Explore my published work:

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