New analysis of health inequalities in Australia, using mortality by electorate by PHIDU In Australia mortality rates are much more about where you live (rural electorates have higher mortality) and the level of deprivation, than who you vote for (graph by Michelle Tew)

Really important to see stewardship programs and clinical pathways being formally evaluated using health economics! Cost‐effectiveness of home‐based care of febrile neutropenia in children with cancer onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pb… Congratulations Gabrielle Haeusler Michelle Tew and team!

Come join our fantastic team of health economists at the University of Melbourne 😁 UniMelb MDHS International Health Economics Association (IHEA) ISPOR Victoria and Tasmania Student Chapter ISPOR Australia Chapter Australian Health Economics Society

Fostering great relationships between Melbourne Health Economics Melbourne Institute and HOPE at UoM over lunch and 🍦😁#iceHEA Rachel Meacock 🇪🇺 Luke Munford Matt Sutton Thanks Jemimah Ride for organising this! Dr Angela Devine Ou Yang

At #HSR2022 learning from these amazing researchers as share their economic evaluations @Hannah_E_Carter - costing perspectives Anagha Killedar - equity CEA CRE_EPOCH & Lauren Christie - CEA of CIMT. Session chaired by Alison Hayes Melbourne Health Economics

Full house at the Melbourne Health Economics Strategy Day. So good to hang out with this lot for the day 😄 Lots of fun activities and reflections led by Kim Dalziel Tessa Peasgood Ilias Goranitis An awesome way to wind up for the year #healtheconomics

Excited to be attending #HTAi2023Adelaide this week starting with a workshop on hospital-based HTA. Lots of interesting insights shared by key experts in this area particularly around importance of stakeholder buy-in, engaging the right clinicians to collaborate with.

Balancing speed and rigor. Fascinating debate from multiple perspectives on how to get novel innovative tech to patients sooner #HTAiAdelaide2023 Some key considerations- accounting for spillover effects to careers, use of RWE

Fascinating work showcasing living network meta-analysis to consolidate evidence from multiple clinical trials with different treatment regiments for prostrate cancer. Care is needed to account for heterogeneity #HTAiAdelaide2023

Andrew Wilson #HTAiAdelaide2023 indicated that compared to other OECD countries, Australia falls behind in access and equity of health technologies. What can we do better?

Great presentation by Melbourne Health Economics PhD student Xiuqin Xiong on cost-effectiveness analysis of prednisone e to treat Bell’s Palsy in children at #HTAiAdelaide2023 Centre for Health Policy (CHP) #healtheconomics

#HTAiAdelaide2023 Grateful for the opportunity to present an economic evaluation alongside the PIPPIN trial NCIC which finds FDG-PET/CT a cost-effective diagnostic tool for neutropenia fever in high risk cancer patients Melbourne Health Economics Centre for Health Policy (CHP)

New Job Listing on the AHES website: PhD opportunity - The University of Melbourne Melbourne Health Economics For more information, visit our AHES website: ahes.org.au/job/university…

Research Assistant/Research Fellow, Health Technology Assessment role at Melbourne Health Technology and Value Assessment Collaboration (M-VAC) - Melbourne Health Economics, University of Melbourne jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/job/915… Applications close 4th March.

New Job Listing on the AHES website: Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow (HTA), The University of Melbourne For more information visit: Jobs - Australian Health Economics Society (ahes.org.au)