🏆 Prof. Rana Hinman wins HSRAANZ Best Overall Paper!
Transforming osteoarthritis care through telerehabilitation
@UniMelbMDHS
Leading innovation in digital health & exercise interventions 🌟
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🏆 Congratulations Dr. Tae Won Yi - HSRAANZ Best Implementation Science Paper!
Improving medication uptake for kidney disease, cardiovascular disease & diabetes patients.
Bridging research-practice gap 🌟
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🏆 Karan Shah from @sydneyuni.bsky.social wins HSRAANZ Margaret Kelaher Best PhD Paper Award!
Groundbreaking research on cost-effectiveness of kidney transplantation from BBV risk donors.
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🏆 Dr. Winnie Chen wins HSRAANZ Margaret Kelaher Best PhD Paper Award!
GP, health economist & data scientist improving kidney disease care in NT.
Bridging clinical practice & research @MenziesResearch
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#HSR24 #HSRAANZ
Congratulations to #UQCHSR @ausfrailtynetwork.bsky.social Research Fellow Dr Fred Graham for his recognition on the closing day of @hsraanz.bsky.social's #HSR24 conference.
We look forward to following Fred's work in this field into 2025!
🏆 Congratulations Prof Sandy Middleton, winner of the 2024 #HSRAANZ Senior Distinguished Investigator Award!
Prof. Middleton has transformed stroke care through evidence-based #implementation, and this is outstanding recognition of her contributions to #HealthServicesResearch!
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From #digitalhealth to authentic community engagement and everything in between, the #AusHSI team left #HSR24 feeling energised and inspired by the connections that were made and #healthservices research explored.
Check out our conference recap and presentation highlights: bit.ly/aushsi13hsr24
🏆 Prof. Eric Chow wins 2024 HSRAANZ Mid-Career Investigator Award!
Australia's top Sex & Sexuality researcher revolutionizing STI prevention and treatment @MonashUni @MSHC_Victoria
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🏆 Congratulations Dr. Kirsten Smiler (Te Whanau a Kai, Te Aitanga-a-Mahaki, Rongowhakaata, Te Whakatdhea), our 2024 First Nations #HSR Award winner!
Two decades of transforming healthcare for Ngati Turi (Māori Deaf people) and whānau.
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#HSR24 #MāoriHealth
MYO ice cream sundae station
Acrobats meet guests
Under the UQCHSR jacarandas
📸 All social snaps from @hsraanz.bsky.social's #HSR24 #brisbane Welcome Reception (💟 proudly sponsored by us! 💟) are now live at our #linkedin page bit.ly/4gpK84r but here's a lil preview...
🏆 Congratulations Dr. Ashfaq Chauhan - 2024 HSRAANZ New Investigator Award winner!
Transforming cancer care for CALD communities through groundbreaking research on healthcare equity and patient safety @AIHI_MQ
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#HSR24 Day 3 opened with a #healtheconomics plenary by Prof Michael Drummond on the current state of decision making in #healthcare, and panel discussion. The final plenary lead by @aliepea.bsky.social featured a panel of funder and policy makers on the future landscape for #healthservicesresearch.
First post on another platform. But very humbled to be acknowledged as a meritorious abstract for our economic model comparing non-surgical management to total knee replacement. Thank you @hsraanz.bsky.social for a fantastic three days. First time attendee, long time admirer. #hsr24
#HSR24 closes with a panel of funders and policy makers chaired by @aliepea.bsky.social - still many cautions and considerations for HSR in the digital age, but also so many opportunities… many of which have been highlighted by the fantastic presentations over the last three days!
#HSR24 Adrian Barnett shares findings and lesson learned from the LOCATE study
Community based screening for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease led to patients being screened and diagnosed as high risk sooner
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Speaker next to a projected slide The Pitfalls Funding issues potentially problematic Value based care not incentivised Fall between State and Commonwealth responsibilities Opportunity cost in developing models Sufficient volume is required Benefits may not occur within a year - capacity increasing Possibility of choosing options that do not benefit society the most A greater emphasis on the value of freed up resources is required - what do they mean? Did not appear to support a reduction in expenditure but rather an increase in capacity There are choices to be made - what are the "best" things to be doing?
Philip Haywood discussed the pitfalls of cost consequence studies in virtual care. What is the value of freed up resources? #HSR24
Very happy to share that our work on Covid-associated Acute Kidney Injury using the ISARIC global COVID hospitalised patient’s dataset won the people’s choice award at #HSR24! 🥳🎊
Really enjoyed this morning’s symposium from Wesley Research Institute and colleagues on virtual healthcare. So relevant given the stresses on our health system around workforce, equity of access, and rising costs. Well done all!
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#HSR24 Day 3 Michelle Allen shares findings on consumer preferences for chronic disease screening.
Consumers value and are willing to pay for nurse led screening close to home, higher test accuracy and shorter wait times.
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Congrats to Amber Salisbury on her awesome presentation at #HSR24! 💯
Our #DCE looks at consumer #preferences for #genomic risk informed #cancer #screening.
She is a rising 🌟 in health economics, so watch this space!
🏆 We have a winner! Congratulations to Prof Melissa Baysari, whose guess of 345 jelly beans was the closest to the actual amount in the jar: 352! Enjoy your The Somewhere Co. picnic cooler bag Melissa, ideally on a beach after an excellent #HSR24 conference! 🏖
Jake Williams just did a GREAT presentation on how we can incorporate the #Environmental impact of healthcare into #EconomicEvaluations. Such an important topic and can’t wait to see the final results! #HSR24
#HSR24 fireside chat
So good to have #CHSR's @tracy-comans.bsky.social back in #brisbane for @hsraanz.bsky.social's #HSR24 - incl this Day 3 opening fireside chat also featuring keynote speaker Mike Drummond and facilitated by @aushsi.bsky.social's Steve McPhail.
Jo Scarfe did a fantastic presentation about our work on the #cost-effectiveness of #AI for #breastcancer #screening yesterday at #HSR24. She finds it probably isn’t cost effective now, but certainly could be in the future.
Jo Scarfe did a fantastic presentation about our work on the #cost-effectiveness of #AI for #breastcancer #screening yesterday at #HSR24. She finds it probably isn’t cost effective now, but certainly could be in the future.
“In 5-10 yrs, RCTs as we know them will be dead - and if they aren’t, they absolutely should be” @tracy-comans.bsky.social with a GREAT start to a panel discussion about #HealthEconomics in the digital era #HSR24
Fireside chat with some great minds at #HSR24. Controversy from @tracy-comans.bsky.social who thinks RCTs will be (and should be) dead in 10-15 years.
Day 3 of #HSR24 is underway, and what a way to start with @aushsi.bsky.social’s Prof Steven McPhail opening the session and Prof Mike Drummond delivering a fantastic plenary on the current state of decision-making in healthcare!
I’ve always found it a bit gobsmacking the the US actually ban the use of QALYs in healthcare decision making! Mike Drummond asks the #HSR24 audience if we’re aware of any other instance of exclusion of research evidence being legislated!
