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Thank you, #IAHPR for the very interesting and knowledge-rich workshop, and the opportunity to present our #AD5D quality of life in #dementia. Congratulations to Brendan Mulhern and Richard Norman (and others) for chairing a successful meeting.

John Deeble, who died today, was one of Australia's two greatest health economists. Every Australian currently benefits from his work, with Dick Scotton, in designing and implementing Medicare. He then was a great defender of Medicare + public financing when it was under threat.

We have worked to improve the economic evaluation of care for people with dementia. Looking forward to disseminating this research. KimHuong Nguyen🖖 Cheikh Yade

Quality of life - whose perspectives are relevant and what are the differences? @cyade @nhmrc_cdpc

Megan Corlis from one of the CDPC aged care partners, Helping Hand, speaks at #CDPC2018 about the learning of working in collaboration with researchers & consumers and what impact looks like at the #agedcare facility level. #dementia #demezntiaresearch Megan Corlis

Best paper award for Dr Centaine Snoswell. Great recognition for her work in Telehealth and health economics.

One of the best workshop of the year for me. Modelling dementia progression IALSA Network with a bunch of awesome researchers. Thanks everyone

Prof Len Gray UQ Medicine explains interRAI. Clinical observation system underpinned by software to drive quality care. Looking forward to a full week of workshopping. #interRAI

Very impressed with all the #interRAI project presentations - two days only and many interesting research questions! Yay for #international #collaboration ⁦UQ Centre for Health Services Research⁩ ⁦Health Econ Research & Modelling Unit @UQ_CHSR⁩ ⁦UQ Medicine⁩

How fabulous are our researchers? Congratulations to Miia Rahja and Mouna Sawan. We look forward to supporting your wonderful work and career ahead. Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA) NHMRC National Institute for Dementia Research

Research happening throughout UQ Medicine that will have major impacts on human health. Enjoying the PhD student presentations at #uq_cphs

PhD student Alice Tran argues for greater awareness of the need for appropriate measurement and adjustment for quality of care in efficiency measurement for RACF. #uq_cphs

For all those #DataScience and #DementiaResearch people - see the amazing figures in this article by KimHuong Nguyen🖖 Cheikh Yade and Colin Green who examined the current state of #EconomicModel for evaluating #Dementia interventions. See hdl.handle.net/10871/34093 #AcademicTwitter

Today's topic is "Quality of Life in Dementia" - a stakeholder workshop furthering the #AD5D research by Cheikh Yade KimHuong Nguyen🖖 from Health Econ Research & Modelling Unit @UQ_CHSR Looking forward to an update from the team and gathering new info about measuring #QualityOfLife in #Dementia

Quality of life for people living with dementia.

Currently reading this new paper in Health Economics on evaluating the benefits of attribute level overlap in DCEs. I've only read the introduction so far (which is a great summary of the literature) but I just wanted to highlight this excellent figure onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Men and women aren't equal when it comes to how they are affected by dementia says #UQ's Dr Michael Waller. bit.ly/2VvXlzb

How do you evaluate programs in RACF where multiple stakeholders benefit? Social Benefit-Cost analysis is one approach and this paper on interprofessional education by KimHuong Nguyen🖖 Cheikh Yade provides a good overview of the method. …fonline-com.ezproxy.library.uq.edu.au/doi/full/10.10…

Some of our health economists are visiting the UK this week.