As a Research Manager at Medlior, Brittany has oversees several of Medlior’s systematic and rapid literature reviews and real-world evidence studies utilizing Alberta’s health system data for industry clients. Brittany pairs her interest in research methodology with diverse health research experience to deliver projects with meaningful results.
Prior to working at Medlior, Brittany held research roles in the Data Integration, Measurement and Reporting (DIMR) department at Alberta Health Services as well as the Department of Community Health Sciences and Ward of the 21st Century at the University of Calgary.
Brittany received her MA in Sociology from the University of Calgary.
Recent Medlior RWE Publications by Brittany
- Gerber B, Cowling T, Chen G, Yeung M, Duquette P, Haddad P. The impact of treatment adherence on clinical and economic outcomes in multiple sclerosis: Real world evidence from Alberta, Canada. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders 2017; 18(Supplement C): 218-24.
https://www.msard-journal.com/article/S2211-0348(17)30245-6/fulltext - Gerber B, Cowling T, Chen G, & Haddad P. Linking Administrative Data Sets from Alberta, Canada to Examine the Impact of Treatment Adherence on Health Care Resource Utilization Among Multiple Sclerosis Patients. Presented at the 2017 CADTH Symposium, April 2017; Ottawa, Canada.
- Gerber B, Cowling T, Chen G, Rivest D, Yeung M, Duquette P, Kindudu C, Barbeau M & Haddad P. The Impact of Treatment Adherence on Clinical and Economic Outcomes in Multiple Sclerosis: Real-World Evidence from Alberta, Canada [Abstract]. Value in Health. Nov 2016; 19(7): page A437.
- Gerber B, Cowling T, Chen G, Yeung M, Duquette P, Schecter R, & Haddad P. MS patient characteristics and healthcare resource utilization from administrative databases: real-world evidence from Alberta, Canada. Presented at the 32nd Congress of the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS), Sept 2016; London, UK.