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F. Reed Johnson

Health Economics

Duke University

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About F. Reed Johnson at Duke University (Duke)

F. Reed Johnson is an academic professional affiliated with the Health Economics Department at Duke University. Their primary research focus includes Economic Valuation, Health Systems, and Quality of Life. They are currently active in scholarly research and mentorship within their specialized field.

Research Areas

Economic ValuationHealth SystemsQuality of LifeBehavioral EconomicsStated PreferenceDecision-MakingEnvironmental ValuationEconomic Evaluation
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Total Citations12

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Publications9

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