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Past events

UTSpeaks: Holes in the Net Is Medicare still meant for all of us, or only a privileged few?

1 February 2012

Health care reform: Past and present - presented by Professor John Deeble, Emeritus Fellow of the Australian National University

12 May 2011

Increasing Patient Activation to Improve Health Outcomes and Reduce Costs - Seminar presented by Professor Judith Hibbard, University of Oregon

23 March 2011

Death by Market Power Reform, Competition and Patient Outcomes Presented by Professor Carol Propper, Centre for Market and Public Organisation, Bristol Institute of Public Affairs, University of Bristol

3 December 2010

Preferences for new and existing contraceptive products Presenter: Professor Denzil Fiebig

1 July 2010

Economics and blood policy Presenter: Associate Professor Nicholas Graves

17 June 2010

30 Years of research in health care, a personal retrospective view Presenter: Professor André Ament Time: 11 am followed by lunch (please note change of time)

17 March 2010

It is always too early... Pros and cons of coverage with evidence development Presenter: Professor Hans Severens Time: 1.00pm (please note change of time)

17 March 2010

Designing for attribute-level best-worst choice tasks

12 November 2009

Health shocks and consumption smoothing in rural households: Does microcredit have a role to play?

17 September 2009

Access block and overcrowding in emergency departments: A correlated hazard approach

13 August 2009

A Healthier Future for all Australians: The Final Report of the National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission

28 July 2009 to 29 July 2009

Informing disinvestment decisions in health care in the (near) absence of data: a case study of screening for amblyopia and strabismus

28 May 2009

The many holes in the Medicare Safety Net: Results from the independent review

21 May 2009

You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear

23 April 2009

Measuring income-related inequalities in Self-Assessed Health

3 April 2009

Medical Malpractice and Physician Liability Under a Negligence Rule

19 March 2009

Seminar by Professor Hugh Gravelle on 12th February

12 February 2009

Treating, cheating and case finding in a GP P4P quality incentive scheme

12 February 2009

The effect of an employer health insurance mandate on health insurance coverage and the demand for labor: Evidence from Hawaii

27 January 2009

Health human resources planning & the production of health: Development of an extended analytical framework for needs-based health and human resources planning

12 November 2008

Midwifery in New Zealand: Government policies, provider choice, and health outcomes

30 October 2008

The development of condition specific measures for use in cost utility analysis: A case study in sexual quality of life

23 October 2008

Errors in economic evaluation in the context of an NHS: The need for empirical ethics

11 September 2008

Cardiovascular disease, diabetes and labour force participation in Australia: An econometric analysis of clinical prevalence data

21 August 2008

Variation in Health Technology Assessment guidelines and processes across technology types

7 August 2008

The Israeli health care system: Issues and 'lessons learned'

24 July 2008

Interest and willingness to pay for genetic risk information

29 May 2008

Including quality in a model of hospital choice for NHS CABG patients

1 May 2008

Decision aids for mode of delivery after previous caesarean section

4 March 2008

Outcome measures for clinical genetics services: do QALYs have a role?

7 February 2008

Subsidising Private Health Insurance in Australia: Why, How and How to proceed?

17 January 2008

Is low pay for nurses bad for your health?

1 March 2006

Economic evaluations of health care interventions: The biggest bang for the buck or the bigger bucks for the bang?

1 September 2005

The OECD experience in the quest for equitable health care systems: lessons for Australia.

1 November 2004

Modelling private health insurance choice

1 June 2004

Predictability and predictiveness of health care spending.

1 March 2004

Trust me, I’m a doctor!

1 November 2003

The future nursing workforce: challenges in health human resources planning

1 August 2003

Medical Testing and Insurance Market

1 March 2003