Elisabeth Huynh

Econometrician, health economist & choice modeller in Canberra. Tweets personal.

[TORCH Study @TORCHStudy]

Out newest TORCH publication is in Health Policy! "Making recommendations to subsidize new health technologies in Australia: A qualitative study of decision-makers’ perspectives on committee processes"
https://t.co/PRFdFnKkUq

[Elisabeth Huynh @HuynhElisabeth]

Excited to share our latest paper @socscimed “Menu choice stated preference tasks to understand demand complementarity in health" with Joffre Swait, @EmilyLancsar, and @jemimahride! We explore bundling programs for exercise and nutrition. https://t.co/kXXwbbhJi1

[Elisabeth Huynh @HuynhElisabeth]

Terrific keynote presentation by Denzil Feibig #AHES2023 Machine learning is useful but should not be a substitution for traditional econometric methods in solving health economics problems

[ANUPopulationHealth @ANUPopHealth]

#COVID19 stimulated debate about the trade-offs between health and the economy.

So, how much is the public in different countries prepared to pay in forgone GDP to avoid mortality from future pandemics?

@EmilyLancsar & team answer that question 👇

📖https://t.co/Gl1OMtQR7q

[Cam Donaldson @DonaldsonCam]

Entering last week of first stint of my fractional professorship at Dept of Health Services Research at Australian National University. Looking forward to working even more with ⁦@EmilyLancsar⁩ ⁦@HuynhElisabeth⁩ & colleagues ⁦@ANUPopHealth⁩ and beyond

[Elisabeth Huynh @HuynhElisabeth]

I'm pleased to share our new paper "Preparing for future pandemics: A multi‐national comparison of health and economic trade‐offs" with @EmilyLancsar @DonaldsonCam @KirkMartyn Craig Mitton & Bob Breunig published in Health Economics https://t.co/BzuArZSKna
#healtheconomics

[Jolene A. Cox @CoxJoleneA]

For those at #HSRAANZ #HSR22, the @TORCHStudy is seeking views from decision-makers, young people, and carers on important characteristics of childhood instruments for use in econ eval. Find out more: https://t.co/ezEBY2IEIj

[TORCH Study @TORCHStudy]

Are you a young person aged 15 and older? The research study will consist of three short online surveys, and you will enter a prize draw for an Apple iPad.
Find out more about the study and participate in the first online survey here: https://t.co/INWlskUWX5

[Elisabeth Huynh @HuynhElisabeth]

. @EmilyLancsar presenting on joint @TORCHStudy and @QUOKKA_Research work on “Values for child health related quality of life: a checklist for studies reporting the Eli citation of stated preference” #AHES2022 @AusHealthEcon

[Centre for Health Economics-Monash Business School @CHE_Monash]

Congratulations to CHE's A/Prof Gang Chen on being voted in as the new AHES Vice President! A huge thank you to our outgoing VP @SonjaDeNew for your terrific leadership over the years. @AusHealthEcon #AHES2022

[Professor Julie. Ratcliffe @JulieRatcliff19]

⁦@Christinekaamb1⁩ from the Caring Futures Institute at Flinders University presenting now on accessible easy read quality of life instruments for quality assessment and economic evaluation in children & adolescents ⁦@AusHealthEcon⁩ #AHES2022 ⁦@FlindersCFI⁩

[Australian Health Economics Society @AusHealthEcon]

Our dinner was at @customshousebne ! Very nice location!

[Assoc Professor Jyoti Khadka @jyoti_khadka]

Prof @JulieRatcliff19, President of the #AHES officially opening the 43rd Annual AHES Conferene, in person conference & in sunny Brisbane, so excited to be here..@FlindersCFI

[Elisabeth Huynh @HuynhElisabeth]

New paper in Journal of Choice Modelling with Joffre Swait and @EmilyLancsar on "Modelling online job search and choices of dentists in the Australian job market: Staged sequential DCEs and FIML econometric methods" @DHSRP_ANU @ANUPopHealth https://t.co/ccy9Lb7dVz

[TORCH Study @TORCHStudy]

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new TORCH website: https://t.co/4pP3GdsZsU
@joclarkecoast @DonaldsonCam @alihayes333 @HuynhElisabeth @ANUPopHealth @CoxJoleneA @stacymcarter #childhealth #healtheconomics #Qualityoflife

[Elisabeth Huynh @HuynhElisabeth]

Very sad to hear the news of the passing of Professor Jordan Louviere. Jordan was a pioneer in the world of choice research. It was my privilege to have known and be able to learn from him, I would not be doing what I do today without him. He will be missed. RIP

[TORCH Study @TORCHStudy]

Welcome! The `Tools for Outcomes Research to Measure and Value Child Health’ (TORCH) study is a 4-year research program, funded by Aus Gov MRFF, to improve the measurement and valuation of child health. Follow us to find out more about our research! @TORCHStudy @healthgovau

[TORCH Study @TORCHStudy]

New paper by @TORCHStudy and @QUOKKA_Research: Check out our open-access `Systematic Review of Conceptual, Age, Measurement and Valuation Considerations for Generic Multidimensional Childhood Patient-Reported Outcome Measures’ at @PECjournal: https://t.co/UtMZyrAB9U

[nance devlin @nancydevlin1]

Some people bake bread or go running to relax. My wonderful @HEU_unimelb colleague @antranduy1 has instead dedicated all his spare time to developing DARE: Decision Analyses in R for health economics Evaluation. It's free, it's fabulous, and it's here:
👉https://t.co/69Uckp5uMC