Norah L. Crossnohere

Norah L. Crossnohere studies how patients' preferences, values, and privacy concerns can be systematically measured and incorporated into healthcare decisions, clinical trials, and policy. Her work spans topics like patient-reported outcomes, preference elicitation methods (such as discrete-choice experiments and best-worst scaling), cancer screening and genomic research, and data privacy in research contexts. Prospective students would likely engage with methods for designing surveys and choice experiments that capture what matters most to patients, and applying these methods to real-world clinical and policy questions.

Publication output has grown over the past decade, rising from single digits in 2017-2021 to a higher and generally sustained pace of 11-18 papers per year from 2022 onward.

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