John F. P. Bridges

John F. P. Bridges studies how patients, caregivers, and clinicians make decisions and express preferences about health treatments, using survey-based methods like discrete-choice experiments and best-worst scaling. His work spans many clinical areas including cancer care, HIV prevention, allergy management, disability, and vaccination policy, generally aiming to inform health policy and patient-centered care. Students would likely engage in applied health preference research combining quantitative survey design with public health and clinical topics.

Publication output has gradually declined from around 28-30 papers per year in 2017-2019 to a lower but still active rate of roughly 14-18 per year in recent years, with some fluctuation including a rebound in 2024.

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