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Below you can find my published work (click on the title to be directed to the publication), as well as an impression of what I'm currently working on. In case you have a question regarding any of the studies, don't hesitate to contact me!
Below you can find my published work (click on the title to be directed to the publication), as well as an impression of what I'm currently working on. In case you have a question regarding any of the studies, don't hesitate to contact me!
Peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals
Peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals
Journal of the Economics of Ageing (2025), 32, 100599
(1st author, with Niek Mouter and Job van Exel)
Coverage: NPO Radio 1
Journal of Choice Modelling (2024), 51, 100489
(single-authored)
Among the eight top cited JOCM articles in the past 3-4 years (October 2025 - current) | Among the eight most downloaded JOCM articles in the past 90 days (July 2025 - February 2026, May 2026 - current)
Social Science & Medicine (2024), 341, 116536
(1st author, with Tom Geijsen, Charlotte Tuit, Job van Exel, Amr Makady, Laurence Maes, Michel van Agthoven and Niek Mouter)
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy (2024), 22, 145 - 154
(1st author, with Niek Mouter and Job van Exel)
Coverage: EcoEchoes Podcast (Spotify/Apple Podcasts/PodBean) | Among the most accessed AHEHP articles in 2024
Value in Health (2022), 25(8), 1290-1297
(2nd author, with Niek Mouter, Roselinde Kessels, Maarten van Wijhe, Ardine de Wit, Mattijs Lambooij and Job van Exel)
Coverage: NOS (1), NOS (2), RTL Nieuws, Telegraaf, NRC, NOS Radio 1, Trouw, Hart van Nederland, Metro, Follow The Money
Work in progress
Work in progress
Do the choice of payment vehicle and priming of opportunity costs affect expenditure preferences and consequentiality perceptions in a choice experiment?
Do the choice of payment vehicle and priming of opportunity costs affect expenditure preferences and consequentiality perceptions in a choice experiment?
Under review
(with Niek Mouter and Job van Exel)
The use of the mixed logit model to analyze discrete choice experiment data in health economics: towards an improved model specification, estimation, and reporting
The use of the mixed logit model to analyze discrete choice experiment data in health economics: towards an improved model specification, estimation, and reporting
Under review
(single-authored)
Quantifying the broader welfare benefits of prevention: an illustration for overweight and obesity
Quantifying the broader welfare benefits of prevention: an illustration for overweight and obesity
Under review
(with Bram Wouterse and Jochen Mierau)
Accommodating for Complementarity and Substitution Patters in Discrete-Continuous Choice Models
Accommodating for Complementarity and Substitution Patters in Discrete-Continuous Choice Models
Data analysis
(with John Buckell and Thijs Dekker)
Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Ambulatory Services: A Discrete Choice Experiment in Tyrol, Austria
Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Ambulatory Services: A Discrete Choice Experiment in Tyrol, Austria
Preparing for data collection
(with Anouk van Amerongen, Ayman Fouda and Lukas Kerschbaumer)
Combining Choice Models with SHAP to Analyse (Heterogeneity in) Health Choice Behaviour
Combining Choice Models with SHAP to Analyse (Heterogeneity in) Health Choice Behaviour
Data analysis
(with Steef Severijn)
Citizens' priorities for allocating scarce health and social care workforce in the Netherlands
Citizens' priorities for allocating scarce health and social care workforce in the Netherlands
Conceptualization
(with Philipa Mos and Vivian Reckers-Droog)
Public preferences for urban green space: a discrete choice experiment in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Public preferences for urban green space: a discrete choice experiment in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Conceptualization
(with Karen Trujillo Jara and Job van Exel)
Articles in professional journal
Articles in professional journal
Preventie is goed voor de gezondheid en voor de portemonnee (2nd author, with Bram Wouterse and Jochen Mierau)
Economisch Statistische Berichten (ESB), 2024, 109(4838), 440-442
Coverage: FD, UWV, Studio Tegengif Podcast | Among the most accessed ESB articles in 2024.
Analyses vormen startpunt van inhoudelijke discussie over coronabeleid (2nd author, with Niek Mouter and Job van Exel)
Economisch Statistische Berichten (ESB), 2020, 105(4795), 516-518
Dissertation
Dissertation
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