MABEL Wave 10 Data Release
The de-identified Wave 10 MABEL Data (2017) from the Medicine in Australia: Balancing Employment and Life (MABEL) longitudinal survey of doctors is now available.
Read more →Our latest member interview is with Hamish Robertson, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Health Services Management, Faculty of Health, UTS. Hamish's research interests are health and medical geography in the fields of health, ageing and disability.
The de-identified Wave 10 MABEL Data (2017) from the Medicine in Australia: Balancing Employment and Life (MABEL) longitudinal survey of doctors is now available.
Read more →The Medical Research Future Fund – Targeted Health System and Community Organisation Research grant opportunity will support research to address questions that focus on comparative effectiveness of health services and areas of health system practice with low or insubstantial evidence gaps in knowledge and evidence relating to health system problems important to the public providing opportunities to explore consumer-driven research.
Read more →The latest HSRAANZ webinar from Alison Pearce – Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation and the winner of the HSRAANZ Best Health Services & Policy Research Paper, is now available to view.
Read more →The President’s report to the HSRAANZ Annual General Meeting outlining the Association’s activities over the last 12 months.
Read more →The Association’s Annual General Meeting on 26 November saw the introduction of our new President, Associate Professor Rachael Morton from the University of Sydney and a new executive team. Thanks were recorded to retiring committee members Kim Dalziel and Jackie Cumming. Jackie was awarded life membership of the Association in recognition of her outstanding service.
Read more →On Monday 26 November 110 delegates gathered at the University of Sydney to consider the pros and cons of PROMS and PREMS. Review the conference papers, slides and photos here. Outputs from the Forum will be position statements on the issues of PROMs and PREMs for quality assurance and benchmarking; and PROMs to guide clinical care. We are also forming a PROMs/PREMs special interest group.
Read more →Alison Pearce will present details of her winning Health Services & Policy Research Paper on the value of productivity lost in 2012 due to cancer-related premature mortality in the major developing economies of Brazil, the Russian Federation, India, China and South Africa (BRICS).
Read more →The HSRAANZ awards recognise health services researchers and projects that have made significant contributions to the fields of health services research and health policy in Australia and New Zealand. Two competitions were held this year: The HSR Impact Award and the Best HSR Papers of the Year.
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