Macquarie University has risen to 178 in the @timeshighered World University Rankings 2025, retaining its position within the top ten universities in Australia: https://t.co/9tKKxUCziM
MUCHE is running a one-day introduction to health economic evaluation (25 Feb 2025, 9am-5pm). This course will introduce key concepts used in the economic evaluation of health care interventions and programs, and how this can inform policy. Register here: https://t.co/lgZdkdkbFS
Hot off the press! In this paper we show that using theory as a guide can help avoid missing important attributes in DCE design. @MUCHE_Macquarie@AIHI_MQ
https://t.co/9OUKlOgr8O
*MUCHE EXTERNAL SEMINAR* [Thu 16 May 11AM-12PM AEST] Join us for an interesting seminar by Dr @SusanJMendez (@MelbInstUOM) on the impact of price transparency on patients’ medical costs for in-hospital services. F2F seminar. Location: 75 Talavera Road, Continuum Room (3137)
What a pleasure to have A/Prof Moscelli visit us and to listen to his super interesting seminar on factors that attract English doctors to hospitals in the NHS. Thank you @JoeMoscelli for an insightful seminar!
*MUCHE EXTERNAL SEMINAR* [Thu 18 Apr 11AM-12PM AEST] Join us for a fascinating talk by visiting scholar, A/Prof @JoeMoscelli (@economicssurrey), on English doctors’ preferences over hospital attributes and residential amenities when changing jobs. F2F: MGSM seminar room 101
This International Women's Day, we acknowledge and celebrate the achievements and contributions of all the amazing women at MUCHE - fantastic colleagues, researchers and friends. Happy International Women's Day to the women at MUCHE, AIHI, MQBS and beyond! #IWD2024#CountHerIn
*NEW PUBLICATION* 'Improving emergency department care for adults presenting with mental illness: a systematic review..' by @DrLilAustin (CHRIS), Alicia Norman (MUCHE) et al in Frontiers in Psychiatry (Q1, IF: 4.7)
@AIHI_MQ
https://t.co/1qT0dkbNAM
MUCHE want consumer, carer and family members' views on what mental health care outcomes matter to them and what other factors we should consider when measuring outcomes. Participate in our online workshop on 14 November 12pm AEST by registering here: https://t.co/emQOXzBv2I
Are you a policy maker, clinician, health care worker, manager or researcher and want to learn key concepts used in the economic evaluation of health care interventions & programs? Be quick to register for MUCHE's 1 day, in-person course (20th Oct): https://t.co/DEVbjeP6PC
*Joint MUCHE/HoWRU Seminar* [Wed 23 August 11:00 am – 12:00 pm AEST] Join us for an captivating seminar by visiting A/Prof @MarcoUnipd on the effect of working from home during the pandemic on the mental health of senior Europeans. Hybrid: MGSM room 102 https://t.co/0ncIowPtV7
In our new paper, Nanna Eithz @ProfJanSorensen & I show that healthcare costs for people with #Alzheimer's disease in Denmark rise substantially the year before diagnosis, and these costs are not distributed evenly across DK Regions @DaCHE_SDU@journal_ad https://t.co/uJnsNays9f
"The Govt announced the extension of prescriptions from 30-60 days, saving $1.6bn in expenses to Australians and $1.2bn to the Govt from dispensing fees. The Govt will re-invest the $1.2bn saved back into community pharmacies" notes @aoahumad. Read more: https://t.co/loHUvz4VSQ
Priority setting and resource allocation tools' implementation is challenging. Come and have a look at our latest article to check what barriers and facilitators you need to consider to increase their uptake and how fidelity modulates implementation.
https://t.co/L1z3utAIC0
SEMINAR ALERT [Thursday 9th March, 2023]: Hear Professor Francesco Paolucci talk about how private health insurance systems (such as Australia's) based on risk sharing alone can be improved by including elements of risk adjustment. https://t.co/lGoJRqggRo
@AIHI_MQ
We're still #hiring. The position is Senior Research Fellow (level C) or Associate Professor (level D) with a specialisation or strong interest in the #economics of #mentalhealth. Applications close Monday, 27 February 11:55 pm (AEDST)
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Congratulations to Prof Henry Cutler for the release of the @DeebleInstitute Issues Brief 'A roadmap towards scalable value-based payments in Australian healthcare'. https://t.co/LHuJNyWBMW @MUCHE_Macquarie@AIHI_MQ@Macquarie_Uni