PhD DIC ARCS · Fellow of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications
Mathematical modeller and health economist, specialising in vaccines.
Tea drinker, bookworm, nerd.
The elaboration of vaccination strategies in France including the evaluation of vaccine efficacy, acceptability, immunogenicity and safety data, as well as conducting economic evaluations of potential vaccination strategies.
Economic evaluations of vaccination strategies for pneumococcal disease and influenza in Europe. Funded by the EU H2020 I-MOVE+ project.
Monitoring the effectiveness of commissioned acute and community services.
Mathematical modelling of infectious disease outbreaks and preventative vaccination strategies.
Analysis of the economic, epidemiological and societal consequences of heterogeneous vaccination coverage in the community.
A broad look at epidemiology, and where infectious disease modelling fits in.
Maths. Lots of it.
| Language | Level |
|---|---|
| English | Native speaker |
| French | Professional capacity |
| Spanish | Basic, I'm working on it |
| Arabic (Modern Standard) | Basic, I'm also working on that one |
Derhy et al., Extension de la vaccination contre les HPV aux garçons : enquête auprès de familles et de médecins généralistes Bulletin du Cancer
Sandmann et al., Health and economic impact of seasonal influenza mass vaccination strategies in European settings: A mathematical modelling and cost-effectiveness analysis Vaccine
Hodgson et al., Estimates for quality of life loss due to Respiratory Syncytial Virus. Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses
Thorrington et al., Assessing optimal use of the standard dose adjuvanted trivalent seasonal influenza vaccine in the elderly. Vaccine
Thorrington et al., Impact and cost-effectiveness of different vaccination strategies to reduce the burden of pneumococcal disease among elderly in the Netherlands. PLoS ONE
Thorrington et al., Elucidating the impact of the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine programme on pneumonia, sepsis and otitis media hospital admissions in England using a composite control. BMC Medicine
van Leeuwen et al., fluEvidenceSynthesis: An R package for evidence synthesis based analysis of epidemiological outbreaks. PLoS Computational Biology
Thorrington et al., Cost-effectiveness analysis of quadrivalent seasonal influenza vaccines in England. BMC Medicine
Thorrington et al., Social and economic impacts of school influenza outbreaks in England: survey of caregivers. Journal of School Health
Ghebrehewet et al., The economic cost of measles: healthcare, public health and societal costs of the 2012–13 outbreak in Merseyside, UK. Vaccine
Thorrington et al., Targeted vaccination in healthy school children – Can primary school vaccination alone control influenza? Vaccine
Thorrington and Eames, Measuring Health Utilities in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review of the Literature. PLoS ONE
Thorrington et al., The Effect of Measles on Health-Related Quality of Life: A Patient-Based Survey. PLoS ONE
Since March 2018 I've made of note of every book I have read in my free time, and noted every book that I will read. The spreadsheet decides which book I read next, not me.
I can analyse my reading habits and predict when my reading list will be exhausted (February 2025, at the time of writing).
I tracked every hot caffeinated drink I consumed in a year. Tracking finished mid-February 2019 and I'm going to stick a load of graphs on a separate website, and perhaps some things on reddit.
A rough-and-ready analysis is available here.
I try to cycle to work every day, and Strava accompanies my rides. This sheet updates automatically when I save my rides.