Wednesday 25th April – Friday 27th April 2018

Mantra Lorne, Great Ocean Road, Victoria

This workshop provides a forum for the development and dissemination of applications of econometrics and other quantitative approaches in health economics. The workshop will follow the format of the long-running European workshops on Econometrics and Health Economics. A selection of papers from the workshop will be published in a special issue of Health Economics.

The program consists of fourteen papers. Each paper is allocated one hour, which is made up of a presentation by the author, followed by a response from a nominated discussant and general discussion. Presentations by doctoral students and junior researchers are encouraged. The number of participants is limited to 40. Workshop participants will be expected to attend the whole of the meeting and play a role as either author, discussant or chair-person.

OrganisersAnthony Scott, University of Melbourne

Michael Shields, Monash University

Registration and SubmissionsSubmission of full draft of paper (not submitted to a journal) by Friday 24 November 2017

OR

Registration of interest to be a discussant or chair by Friday 24 November 2017

Click here to register or click here for workshop flyer

Cost$400

$250 for PhD students

EnquiriesLynette McGowan

CHE general inquiries +61 3 9905 0733

 

Workshop

The workshop commences at lunchtime on Wednesday 25th April and concludes in the afternoon on Friday 27th April 2018.

Inclusions:

Coach transfers from Melbourne

Two nights bed and breakfast

All meals

Submission of Papers

Papers for the 2018 workshop will be selected on the basis of full drafts. Submitted papers should be unpublished and not submitted for publication in a peer reviewed journal. Electronic submission of papers is required and can be uploaded on the registration page, the deadline for submitting papers is: Friday 24th November 2017.

Decisions will be made by 18th December 2017.

Scientific Committee

Denzil Fiebig (CHAIR), University of New South Wales
Bill Greene, New York University
Bruce Hollingsworth, University of Lancaster
Liana Jacobi, University of Melbourne
Andrew Jones, University of York

Sponsors

Centre for Health Economics, Monash University
Melbourne Institute: Applied Economic & Social Research