The Department of Health and Aged Care is seeking nominations of individuals with expertise in health economics and/or health technology assessment (HTA) who may be suitable to serve on HTA committees supported by the Technology Assessment Access Division, within the Department. This includes the principal Medical Services Advisory Committee and its sub-committees, as well as [...]
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 [...]
MELBOURNE INSTITUTE PUBLIC ECONOMICS FORUM Wednesday 13th Jun 2018 11:30 am - 1:45 pm Hyatt Canberra 120 Commonwealth Ave Yarralumla ACT 2600 The health and wellbeing of individuals play a key role in economic growth and productivity, yet inequalities in health and wellbeing persist. This forum will explore the relationship between economic growth and health [...]
Abstracts are invited for a session linking health economics and planetary health and the environment. A broad range of submissions will be welcomed; topics might include areas as diverse as the interface between health economics and environmental economics and/or ecological economics, the economics of environmentally sustainable health systems, economic aspects of the health impacts of [...]
As part of the UQ – Exeter collaboration, the Centre for Health Services Research would like to invite you to a half day seminar on the economics of dementia followed by a panel discussion with International Guest Speaker - Professor Colin Green, University of Exeter, Professor Stephen Birch, Professor Julie Ratcliffe, Kim-Huong Nguyen and Associate [...]
Seminar: Healthcare Markets: For-profit vs. Nonprofit Hospital Competition Professor Steven Shugan is visiting UNSW Business School in May as part of our Distinguished Scholar scheme. All are welcome to attend the seminar and lunch, details below. Date: Tuesday, 15th May Time: 11 – 12.30pm Venue: Central Lecture Block 1 Join us for a catered lunch [...]
Melbourne Institute Public Economics Forum 'Economic growth and inequality in health and well-being' The health and well-being of individuals play a key role in economic growth and productivity, yet inequalities in health and well-being persist. This forum will explore the relationship between economic growth and health and well-being, focus on how the health and well-being [...]
6th MABEL Research and Policy Forum / MABEL Data Users Workshop Medicine in Australia: Balancing Employment and Life (MABEL) is pleased to announce that the 6th MABEL Research and Policy Forum will be held at the University of Melbourne on Thursday 7th June 2018. This year’s forum will focus on finding evidence-based solutions to some [...]