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August 2021
The HILDA Survey User Virtual Colloquium: Celebrating 21 years, will be held from 9th August to 6th September (part-day sessions every Monday at 11am for five consecutive weeks). The goal is to provide new and experienced researchers with a forum to present findings from recent research using HILDA Survey data, to obtain comments and feedback [...]
Find out moreThe AHES Mentoring Committee is holding the annual AHES Speed Mentoring Workshop for students, Early Career Researchers/Academics (ECR/ECAs) and Mid-Career Researchers (MCRs) working in health economics in Australia through an online forum. This workshop will include the following sessions: Prof Rosalie Viney on "Advice on international and national networking, and NHMRC/ARC grants: How has COVID-19 [...]
Find out moreSeptember 2021
The Australian Health Economics Society (AHES) is pleased to announce that the Australian Health Economics Doctoral (AHED) Workshop will be once again held in conjunction with the AHES Conference as a virtual event. The aim of the workshop is to gather PhD students in health economics for an exchange of knowledge with some of the [...]
Find out moreThe 42nd Annual AHES Conference will be held as a virtual event on the 21st to the 22nd September 2021. For further details please visit the AHES website which will be updated periodically.
Find out moreOctober 2021
A one-day introductory course (in-person) which provides participants with a better understanding of health priority setting and the application of cost-effectiveness analysis. This introductory course has no assumed knowledge. It will include the following modules: Introduction to Health Economics; Cost measurement; Outcome measurement; Interpretation of economic evaluation results for policy. $ 550 –Early Bird, $ [...]
Find out moreA three-day intensive computer-based course in methods for health economic evaluation. The course covers study design principles, techniques for analysing costs and outcomes and an introduction to decision models. It will include the following modules: Study design principles; Techniques for analysing costs; Techniques for analysing outcomes; Introduction to decision models; and Markov modelling and applications. [...]
Find out moreDecember 2021
The purpose of the Health Services Research Association of Australia and New Zealand (HSRAANZ) is to facilitate communication across researchers, and between researchers, policymakers and health service providers, to promote education and training in health services research, and to ensure sustainable capacity in health services research in Australia and New Zealand. The Conference will be [...]
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