Researchers at Deakin University are investigating the use of quality assessment checklists for economic evaluations and are hoping members of AHES would consider participating. To participate in this research you must be a health economist, they are looking for a broad range of experience levels. There are two stages to this study, they only ask [...]
The deadline for abstract submission for the 11th Meeting of the International Academy of Health Preference Research in Auckland has been extended until the 25th September 2019. Chaired by Richard De Abreu Lourenço and Elisabeth Huynh, the 11th Meeting will be held at the Clifton Auckland as a forum to present and discuss innovative developments [...]
The RETProgram in collaboration with the Health Economics Enabling Platform of the WAHTN is proud to launch a new resource for the WA community through the launch of a website for the Western Australian Translation and Collaboration in Health Economics (WATCHE) network. WATCHE'S MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A PLATFORM TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING IN HEALTH [...]
The nominations for the AHES prize have been extended to Tuesday 30th April 2019. Please visit our online form to make your nominations. AHES Prize Every two years AHES awards a prize to promote excellence in research by Australasian health economists. Members are encouraged to nominate papers that meet the eligibility criteria which are: published [...]
This is a reminder that nominations for the AHES prize close this Saturday 30th March. Every two years AHES awards a prize to promote excellence in research by Australasian health economists. Members are encouraged to nominate papers that meet the eligibility criteria which are: published in a journal in 2017 or 2018, and with at [...]
Every two years AHES awards a prize to promote excellence in research by Australasian health economists. The inaugural prize was awarded in 2009, and the past winners of the best research paper prize can be viewed on the website. All eligible papers that are published in Health Economics and the Journal of Health Economics in [...]
The Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research are pleased to announce that the de-identified Wave 10 MABEL Data (2017) from the Medicine in Australia: Balancing Employment and Life (MABEL) longitudinal survey of doctors is now available. The new release contains Wave 10 and revised data from Waves 1-9. The Wave 10 User Manual [...]
AHES strongly recommends members to self-nominate for NHMRC peer review panels in 2019 to make sure the relevant health economics expertise is available for the new grant review process commencing in 2019. Researchers are now able to nominate themselves to be considered for appointment to NHMRC’s expert review panels for a number of 2019 schemes via [...]
Registrations and Call For Abstracts are now open for this one-day forum presented by the Health Services Research Association of Australia and New Zealand (HSRAANZ). The forum will bring together stakeholders with experience in PROMS and PREMs to advance the health services research agenda. For more information and to submit an abstract please visit this website.
AHES is planning a submission to the MRFF consultations which will set the next set of MRFF Priorities. Funds allocated so far have not been specifically for health economics or health services research, even though these are crucial for research translation which is a big issue for MRFF. The submission form has several specific questions: [...]