HSRAANZ Events
6th Biennial Conference - Brisbane Nov/Dec 2009
School of Population Health and HSRAANZ Special Joint Seminar
Primary care in an ageing society. Building a model for policy purposes - Professor Peter Davis and colleagues from COMPASS (Centre of Methods and Policy Application in the Social Sciences).
Wednesday 19th November 2008, 12.30 – 1.30 pm, Function Room 220, School of PopulationHealth, Tamaki Campus, University of Auckland
Annual General Meeting 4pm on Wednesday 3 December 2008, at the Offices of CHERE in Mary Anne House, Faculty of Business, UTS, Level 4, 645 Harris Street, Haymarket, NSW 2000
The 2008 AGM will be held at 4pm on Wednesday 3 December 2008 at UTS. Items for the agenda will include the results of the elections for the Association’s Executive Committee. The AGM will be followed by a public lecture and light refreshments.
HSRAANZ Public Lecture "Using Routine Data to Measure and Improve Safety and Quality of Hospital Care ". Dr Stephen Duckett, Chief Executive of the Centre for Healthcare Improvement in Queensland Health
Wednesday 3 December at 5pm at the Offices of CHERE in Mary Anne House, Faculty of Business, UTS, Level 4, 645 Harris Street, Haymarket, NSW 2000 (following the HSRAANZ's AGM)
This lecture is open to members and non-members of the Association and will be followed by light refreshements. Space will be limited so registration is essenatial. Please let sarah.green know if you will attend and whether you will stay for drinks.
Other Conferences and Events
Australiasian Symposium On Neck Pain - Adelaide 23 November 2008 <<more information>>
Better Choices Better Health: Improving Compensation Outcomes Conference - Adelaide 23 - 26 November 2008
International Congress on Chronic Disease Self- Management Australia 2008 26 -28 November 2008
Health Economics Collaboration Workshop - ECONOMICS OF PREVENTION:DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR POLICY ANALYSIS - Sydney University Village, University of Sydney.13 March 2009, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm - application form
Unite For Sight 6th Annual Global Health Conference - "Achieving Global Goals Through Innovation" Saturday, April 18 - Sunday, April 19, 2009, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Past HSRAANZ Events
Joint HSRAANZ/CHERE Lecture held on Wednesday, 12 November 2008 at UTS
HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING & THE PRODUCTION OF HEALTH: DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXTENDED ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR NEEDS-BASED HEALTH AND HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING - Dr Stephen Birch, Centre for Health Economics and Policy Analysis, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario Lecutre
Stephen Birch, George Kephart, Gail Tomblin-Murphy, Linda O'Brien-Pallas, Rob Alder, and Adrian MacKenzie: Human Resources Planning and the Production of Health: A Needs-Based Analytical Framework, pp. 1-16. Canadian Public Policy Volume 33 Supplement 1 January 2007 Link
School of Population Health and the HSRAANZ Special Joint Seminar - 2 October 2008/Health Services Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellingtonand HSRAANZ Special Joint Seminar - 3 October 2008
Paying for Performance – Understanding the Impact of the UK NHS GP Contract Quality and Outcome Framework Since 2004 - Professor Nick Mays
The presentation for these events is now available.
HSRAANZ Workshop - A Fresh Perspective on Health Services Research in South Australia held on 3 September 2008 at the Royal Adelaide Hospital/University of Adelaide
Presentations
HSR and the HSRAANZ Dr Jackie Cumming, President, HSRAANZ and Director, Health Services Research Centre Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
A Fresh Perspective on Health Services Research - Prof Christian Gericke, Director, Centre for Health Services Research, University of Adelaide (unavailable)
SA Health and the role of health services research Dr Tony Sherbon, Chief Executive of the SA Department of Health
"Everything old is new again: defining research gaps in health services and policy" Dr Adam Elshaug - Hanson Fellow, Adelaide Helath Technology Assiessment, Lecturer, Discipline of Pubilic Health, School of Population and Clinical Practice-
"Health economic evaluation as a tool for priority setting" Ms Kim Dalziel, Senior Research Fellow, School of Nursing and Midwifery
"The Impact of new Medicare items relating to mental health in rural South Australia" Miss Miriam Keane, PhD Student, Department of General Practice, Flinders University
Joint HSRAANZ/CHERE Lecture at 4pm on Monday, 1 September 2008 UTS Graduate School of Business, Haymarket Campus
"Reforming New Zealand's Primary Health Care Services: Progress and Prognosis". Dr Jackie Cumming, President of the HSRAANZ and Director, Health Services Research Centre,Victoria University of Wellington.
Early Career Researchers Workshop: 31 Jan 2008 Sydney (repeated in Wellington, NZ 10 April 2008)
This workshop was hosted by HARC and the HSRAANZ and featured Professor Nick Mays, co-editor of the Journal of Health Services Research and Policy, who provided advice to early career researchers on strategies and approaches to get their research published in leading journals. The workshop was restricted to 40 PhD students and post-doctoral researchers with up to 2 years experience. However due the overwhelming interest in the event Professor Mays kindly gave a lecture to a wider audience of over 100 researchers.
A similar event with Professor Mays will be held in New Zealand in early April. Watch this space for more details.
Prof. Mays' lecture is available on the Sax Institute website
HSRAANZ Public Lecture - Fact and Fiction in Health Care Reform - Sydney, 11 December 2007
Prof. Theodore Marmor: Professor at the Yale School of Management, Professor of Political Science, and an adjunct Professor of the Yale Law School and Dr Stephen Duckett: Dr. Duckett PhD, DSc, FCHSE, FASSA, an economist and Heads of the Reform Team for Queensland Health presented papers on "Fact and Fiction in Health Care Reform".
2007 Conference
Conference hanbook (including Abstracts)
Presentations - Workshops for Early Health Services Researchers
The HSRAANZ held its second one-day workshop for early career health services researchers in Melbourne on 5th June. The format was similar to the first workshop, held in Sydney last year, with the majority of sessions involving an early career researcher presenting his or her own project and a discussant providing critical comment. Many emerging researchers took the opportunity to seek content and design advice from experts in the field in the early stages of their projects, but some also sought guidance regarding analysis and dissemination of the findings of more established projects.
2005 Conference
Health Systems, Services and Strife
Fourth Health Services and Policy
Research Conference
2003 Conference
Bridging the Gap: Research and Values to Policy and
Practice
Third Health Services and Policy
Research Conference
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