September 25, 2018
Time	Location	Event
08:30 to 09:00	Mezzanine Level	Registration
08:50 to 09:00	Grand Ballroom 3	Welcome Address by Prof Anthony Scott
09:00 to 10:20	Grand Ballroom 3	Keynote Address by Donald Kenkel - The Benefits and Costs of Public Health: An Economic Approach
10:20 to 10:50	Mezzanine Level	Morning Tea
10:50 to 12:30	see below	Parallel Session One
12:30 to 13:30	Mezzanine Level	Lunch
13:30 to 15:10	see below	Parallel Session Two
15:10 to 15:40	Mezzanine Level	Afternoon Tea
15:40 to 17:20	see below	Parallel Session Three
17:30 to 18:30		Annual General Meeting of the Australian Health Economics Society, Harbour View Room 1
September 26, 2018
Time	Location	Event
09:00 to 10:40	see below	Parallel Session Four
10:40 to 11:10	Mezzanine Level	Morning Tea
11:10 to 12:30	Grand Ballroom 3	Plenary Session on The Future of Health Economics in Australia
12:30 to 13:30	Mezzanine Level	Lunch
13:30 to 15:10	see below	Parallel Session Five
15:10 to 15:30	Grand Ballroom 3	Awards Ceremony and Conference Closing Address

Summary of All Sessions

#	Date/Time	Location	Title	Papers
1	September 25, 2018 10:50-12:30	Harbour View Room 2	Cost of Ill-Health and Health Care	4
2	September 25, 2018 10:50-12:30	Grand Ballroom 3	Program Evaluations	4
3	September 25, 2018 10:50-12:30	Chancellor Room 4	Health Econometrics	4
4	September 25, 2018 10:50-12:30	Chancellor Room 5	Measuring Health and Quality of Life 1	4
5	September 25, 2018 13:30-15:10	Grand Ballroom 3	Reflections on teaching health economics	4
6	September 25, 2018 13:30-15:10	Harbour View Room 2	Health Care Expenditure	4
7	September 25, 2018 13:30-15:10	Chancellor Room 4	Infants and Children 1	4
8	September 25, 2018 13:30-15:10	Chancellor Room 5	Health Care Utilisation 1	4
9	September 25, 2018 15:40-17:20	Grand Ballroom 3	Cost Effectiveness	4
10	September 25, 2018 15:40-17:20	Harbour View Room 2	Developing a disease-specific utility instrument for dementia – the AD-5D project	4
11	September 25, 2018 15:40-17:20	Chancellor Room 4	Health in Developing Country Settings	4
12	September 25, 2018 15:40-17:20	Chancellor Room 5	Australian Health Care System	4
13	September 26, 2018 9:00-10:40	Grand Ballroom 3	Measuring Health and Quality of Life 2	4
14	September 26, 2018 9:00-10:40	Harbour View Room 2	Prevalence, Burden and Costs of Disease	3
15	September 26, 2018 9:00-10:40	Chancellor Room 4	Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Addiction	4
16	September 26, 2018 9:00-10:40	Chancellor Room 5	Health Care Utilisation 2	4
17	September 26, 2018 13:30-15:10	Grand Ballroom 3	Stated Preferences	4
18	September 26, 2018 13:30-15:10	Harbour View Room 2	Productivity and Labour Supply	4
19	September 26, 2018 13:30-15:10	Chancellor Room 4	Infants and Children 2	4
20	September 26, 2018 13:30-15:10	Chancellor Room 5	AHED Workshop Session	6

 

20 sessions, 81 papers, and 0 presentations with no associated papers

40th Annual Australian Health Economics Society Conference
Detailed List of Sessions

Session 1: Cost of Ill-Health and Health Care September 25, 2018 10:50 to 12:30 Harbour View Room 2
Session Chair: Barbara de Graaff, University of Tasmania
1. The Cost of Youth Suicide in Australia
By Irina Kinchin; CQUniversity Chris Doran; CQUniversity
presented by: Irina Kinchin, CQUniversity
2. The economic and social costs of intellectual disability to families and the government
By Deborah Schofield; Macquarie University Rupendra Shrestha; Macquarie University Owen Tan; Macquarie University
presented by: Rupendra Shrestha, Macquarie University
3. Difficult decisions: costs and benefits of genetic testing and reproductive choices in genetic MND
By Virginia Mumford; Macquarie University Anne Hogden; Macquarie University Ashley Crook; Macquarie University Dominic Rowe; Macquarie University
presented by: Virginia Mumford, Macquarie University
4. The cost and cost-effectiveness of scaling up of HIV and Syphilis testing in low and middle income countries: a systematic review
By rabiah al adawiyah; kirby Institute tanya applegate; Kirby Institute rebecca guy; Kirby Institute ari probandari; Universitas Sebelas Maret Luh Wulandari; Kirby Institute virginia wiseman; Kirby Institute
presented by: rabiah al adawiyah, kirby Institute
Session 2: Program Evaluations September 25, 2018 10:50 to 12:30 Grand Ballroom 3
Session Chair: Martin Hensher, Department of Health, Tasmania
1. Evaluating Outcomes Based Care for Vulnerable Older People: Challenges and lessons learned from a complex program evaluation
By Joanne Epp; Macquarie Univerisity Henry Cutler; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
presented by: Joanne Epp, Macquarie Univerisity
2. How does feedback from a clinical quality registry impact clinician treatment decisions?
By Nicola Huxley; Monash University Dennis Petrie; Monash University Arul Earnest; Monash University Sue Evans; Monash University Jeremy Miller; Monash University Anthony Harris; Monash University
presented by: Nicola Huxley, Monash University
3. Economic evaluation of household contact investigation for the detection of tuberculosis in Vietnam: a cluster randomized controlled trial
By Thomas Lung; The George Institute for Global Health,
presented by: Thomas Lung, The George Institute for Global Health,
4. Risk-benefit analysis of low-dose aspirin for primary prevention among Indigenous patients with high cardiovascular risk
By Yuejen Zhao; NT Department of Health
presented by: Yuejen Zhao, NT Department of Health
Session 3: Health Econometrics September 25, 2018 10:50 to 12:30 Chancellor Room 4
Session Chair: David Johnston, Monash University
1. Health Shocks and the Dynamics of Subjective Well-Being: Evidence from a Monthly Panel of Elderly Singaporeans
By Terence Cheng; University of Adelaide Rhema Vaithianathan
presented by: Terence Cheng, University of Adelaide
2. The impacts of natural disasters on health and wellbeing
By Rachel Knott; Monash University
presented by: Rachel Knott, Monash University
3. Crashes and crashes: the effects of the stock market on traffic accidents in Britain
By Lisa Farrell; RMIT University Jane Fry; Monash University David Johnston; Monash University Michael Shields; Monash University
presented by: Jane Fry, Monash University
4. Effect of Longevity Increase on House Prices: Evidence from Empirical Research
By Tianyu Sun; UNSW Canberra Satish Chand; University of New South Wales Keiran Sharpe; Australian Defence Force Academy
presented by: Tianyu Sun, UNSW Canberra
Session 4: Measuring Health and Quality of Life 1 September 25, 2018 10:50 to 12:30 Chancellor Room 5
Session Chair: Rachel Milte, University of South Australia
1. What was the question? Investigating differences between ratings of “health” and health-related “quality of life” using preference-based survey responses
By Natalie Carvalho; University of Melbourne
presented by: Natalie Carvalho, University of Melbourne
2. Item banking: an innovative approach to assess quality of life for application in the economic evaluation of adolescent health programmes and public health interventions
By Jyoti Khadka; University of South Australia Gang Chen; Monash University Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia
presented by: Jyoti Khadka, University of South Australia
3. Developing a Cerebral-Palsy specific health state classification system for a new preference-based (proxy-reported) instrument
By Mina Bahrampour; School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university Martin Downes; School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university Roslyn Boyd; Queensland university Paul Scuffham; School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university Joshua Byrnes; School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university
presented by: Mina Bahrampour, School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university
4. CART Analysis: A new approach to mapping patient reported outcome measures to multi-attribute utility instruments
By S.Mona Aghdaee; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy Bonny Parkinson; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy Kompal Sinha; Macquarie University Mutsa Gumbie; Macquarie University Emma Olin; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy Henry Cutler; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
presented by: S.Mona Aghdaee, Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
Session 5: Reflections on teaching health economics September 25, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Grand Ballroom 3
Session Chair: Duncan Mortimer, Monash University
1. Teaching the design of economic evaluation alongside clinical trials
By Kim Dalziel; Centre for Health Policy
presented by: Kim Dalziel, Centre for Health Policy
2. Introducing Quality Adjusted Life Years (QALYs)
By Bonny Parkinson; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
presented by: Bonny Parkinson, Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
3. Opportunities and challenges in delivering postgraduate health economics in dual online and on-campus format
By Lisa Gold; Deakin University
presented by: Lisa Gold, Deakin University
4. Teaching health economists to economists
By Kompal Sinha; Macquarie University
presented by: Kompal Sinha, Macquarie University
Discussant:   Duncan Mortimer, Monash University
Session 6: Health Care Expenditure September 25, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Harbour View Room 2
Session Chair: Virginia Mumford, Macquarie University
1. Australian Disease Expenditure Study 2015
By Emily Bourke; AIHW Vicki Bennett; AIHW
presented by: Emily Bourke, AIHW
2. The financial impact of a breast cancer diagnosis in Australia – lessons from the Lifepool cohort
By Dennis Petrie; Monash University Karinna Saxby; Monash University
presented by: Karinna Saxby, Monash University
3. Planning for change: Estimating opportunities for workforce substitution in health care pathways
By Stephen Birch; University of Queensland
presented by: Stephen Birch, University of Queensland
4. Economic Value of Midwifery Oral Health Screening and Provision of Cost Free Dental Service
By W. Kathy Tannous; University of Western Sydney Ajesh George; Western Sydney University Moin Uddin Ahmed; Western Sydney University
presented by: W. Kathy Tannous, University of Western Sydney
Session 7: Infants and Children 1 September 25, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Chancellor Room 4
Session Chair: Nicole Black, Monash
1. The Winter's Tale: Season of Birth Impacts on Children in China
By Pushkar Maitra; Monash University Nidhiya Menon; Brandeis University Chau Tran; Monash University
presented by: Chau Tran, Monash University
2. Maternal and Neonatal Health Outcomes Associated with Household Water and Sanitation in Indonesia
By Lisa Cameron; University of Melbourne Diana Contreras Suarez; The University of Melbourne
presented by: Diana Contreras Suarez, The University of Melbourne
3. Mobile Phone Addiction in Tibetan and Han Chinese middle school students
By li lu; University of Macau Dan Xu; University of Macau Huan Liu; Anhui Medical University Ling Zhang; Beijing Anding Hospital Ng Chee; University of Melbourne Gabor Ungvari; University of Notre Dame Australia Feng An; Beijing Anding Hospital Yu Xiang; University of Macau
presented by: li lu, University of Macau
4. Mental health of new parents: Does the first child change mother's and father's mental health?
By Nataliya Ilyushina; RMIT University
presented by: Nataliya Ilyushina, RMIT University
Session 8: Health Care Utilisation 1 September 25, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Chancellor Room 5
Session Chair: Anthony Scott, University of Melbourne
1. Does Socio-economic Status Affect Hospital Utilization and Health Outcomes of Chronic Disease Patients?
By Jongsay Yong; University of Melbourne Ou Yang; The University of Melbourne
presented by: Jongsay Yong, University of Melbourne
2. An Incentive Program with Almost No Incentive: An Overlooked Benefit of Pay-For-Performance
By Shiko Maruyama; University of Technology Sydney Chunzhou Mu; UTS Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation (CHERE Kees Van Gool; UTS
presented by: Shiko Maruyama, University of Technology Sydney
3. Sources of risk selection in Australian private health insurance
By Alexander Buckmaster; The University of Queensland David Rowell; The University of Queensland Jonas Fooken; The University of Queensland
presented by: Alexander Buckmaster, The University of Queensland
4. Consumer Directed Care plan: Early evidences of health care utilization in Australia
By Michelle Tran; University of Queensland Brenda Gannon; University of Queensland Nancy Kong; University of Queensland
presented by: Michelle Tran, University of Queensland
Session 9: Cost Effectiveness September 25, 2018 15:40 to 17:20 Grand Ballroom 3
Session Chair: Dennis Petrie, Monash University
1. Decision modelling cost-effectiveness analysis of the Tailored Activity Program for patients living with dementia and their caregivers
By Tianjiao Wang; The University of Queensland Brenda Gannon; University of Queensland Sally Bennett; The University of Queensland
presented by: Tianjiao Wang, The University of Queensland
2. The cost-effectiveness of multimodal approaches in preventing and treating chronic pain
By Liz Schroeder; Macquarie University
presented by: Liz Schroeder, Macquarie University
3. Cost-effectiveness in retinoblastoma: reproductive technologies and Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD).
By Melanie Zeppel; Macquarie University Deborah Schofield; Macquarie University Rupendra Shrestha; Macquarie University Sandra Staffieri; University of Melbourne Robyn Jamieson; The Children's Hospital at Westmead Diana Jelovic; The Children’s Hospital at Westmead Owen Tan; Macquarie University
presented by: Melanie Zeppel, Macquarie University
4. Cost-effectiveness of screening a 5 year old child for hearing loss using sound scouts compared with no screening: a decision model analysis
By ross bowman; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy Mutsa Gumbie; Macquarie University Bonny Parkinson; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy rachel song; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy Henry Cutler; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
presented by: ross bowman, Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
Session 10: Developing a disease-specific utility instrument for dementia – the AD-5D project September 25, 2018 15:40 to 17:20 Harbour View Room 2
Session Chair: Julie Ratcliffe, University of South Australia
1. Confirming the content validity of the AD-5D classification system domains
By Alyssa Welch; University of Queensland Kim-Huong Nguyen; University of Queensland Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia Tracy Comans; University of Queensland
presented by: Alyssa Welch, University of Queensland
2. Valuation of a new dementia specific utility instrument, the AD-5D
By Tracy Comans; University of Queensland Kim-Huong Nguyen; University of Queensland Lily Li; Griffith University Alyssa Welch; University of Queensland Brendan Mulhern; University of Technology Sydney Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia
presented by: Tracy Comans, University of Queensland
3. An empirical comparison of Best-Worst Scaling and Discrete Choice Experiment with duration to estimate a health utility index for people with dementia
By Kim-Huong Nguyen; The University of Queensland Tracy Comans; University of Queensland Brendan Mulhern; University of Technology Sydney Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia
presented by: Kim-Huong Nguyen, The University of Queensland
4. How do people with dementia and family carers value AQoL-AD states using discrete choice experiment and best worst scaling approaches?
By Rachel Milte; University of South Australia Claire Hutchinson; University of South Australia Tracy Comans; University of Queensland Kim-Huong Nguyen; University of Queensland Alyssa Welch; University of Queensland Tessa Caporale; Helping Hand Megan Corlis; Helping Hand Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia
presented by: Rachel Milte, University of South Australia
Session 11: Health in Developing Country Settings September 25, 2018 15:40 to 17:20 Chancellor Room 4
Session Chair: Rachel Knott, Monash University
1. 40 years on: the long-lasting effects of war on health in Vietnam
By Michael Palmer; University of Western Australia
presented by: Michael Palmer, University of Western Australia
2. Is the difference between actual and preferred number of sons a predictor of fertility?
By Mehwish Ali; RMIT
presented by: Mehwish Ali, RMIT
3. The Impact of Household Shocks on Domestic Violence: Evidence from Tanzania
By Olukorede Abiona; University of Technology Sydney Martin Koppensteiner; University of Leicester
presented by: Olukorede Abiona, University of Technology Sydney
4. Cigarette Demand in Indonesia with Controls for Cigarette Quality
By John Gibson; University of Waikato Susan Olivia; University of Waikato
presented by: Susan Olivia, University of Waikato
Session 12: Australian Health Care System September 25, 2018 15:40 to 17:20 Chancellor Room 5
Session Chair: Julie Campbell, University of Tasmania
1. The relationship between continuity of primary care and cervical screening in Australia
By Michael Wright; CHERE-UTS Jane Hall; University of Technology, Sydney Kees Van Gool; UTS Marion Haas; UTS Serena Yu; University of Technology Sydney
presented by: Michael Wright, CHERE-UTS
2. Integration of care: Can community pharmacists be fully integrated into primary care in Australia- an exploratory study
By Thao Thai; Monash University Jean Spinks; na Gang Chen; Monash University Sonja Kassenboehmer; Monash University Cathy Banwell; ANU Emily Lancsar; The Australian National University
presented by: Thao Thai, Monash University
3. Effects of an outcomes based funding model for integrated care on unplanned hospital use
By Henry Cutler; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy Yuanyuan Gu; Macquarie University
presented by: Henry Cutler, Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
4. Transparency in pharmaceutical pricing: the case of Special Pricing Agreements
By Barbara de Graaff; University of Tasmania Kwang Chien Yee; University of Tasmania Philip Clarke; University of Melbourne Andrew Palmer; University of Tasmania
presented by: Barbara de Graaff, University of Tasmania
Session 13: Measuring Health and Quality of Life 2 September 26, 2018 9:00 to 10:40 Grand Ballroom 3
Session Chair: Bonny Parkinson, Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
1. Factor analysis versus other statistical tests of difference and association: Comparison of methods for evaluating the convergent and discriminant validity of the Women’s Health Questionnaire against the EQ-5D-5L and SF-6D.
By Billingsley Kaambwa; Flinders University Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia
presented by: Billingsley Kaambwa, Flinders University
2. Mapping the PedsQLTM onto the CHU9D: Assessing the external validity of existing mapping algorithms in disparate sub-groups
By Christine Mpundu-Kaambwa; University of South Australia Gang Chen; Monash University Elisabeth Huynh; University of South Australia Ray Russo; Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia
presented by: Christine Mpundu-Kaambwa, University of South Australia
3. Mapping CHU9D utility values from the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ)
By Rajan Sharma; Macquarie University Yuanyuan Gu; Macquarie University Kompal Sinha; Macquarie University Bonny Parkinson; Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy
presented by: Rajan Sharma, Macquarie University
4. Towards a preference-based measure of patient-reported healthcare experiences: A systematic review of existing patient-reported experience measures (PREMs)
By Claudia Bull; Griffith University Wendy Chaboyer; Griffith University Martin Downes; School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university Paul Scuffham; School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university Joshua Byrnes; School of Medicine & Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith university
presented by: Claudia Bull, Griffith University
Session 14: Prevalence, Burden and Costs of Disease September 26, 2018 9:00 to 10:40 Harbour View Room 2
Session Chair: Barbara de Graaff, University of Tasmania
1. Prevalence of multiple sclerosis in Australia in 2017 calculated from prescription data.
By Julie Campbell; University of Tasmania Steve Simpson Jr.; University of Melbourne Hasnat Ahmad; Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania Bruce Taylor; University of Tasmania Ingrid Van der Mei; University of Tasmania Andrew Palmer; University of Tasmania
presented by: Julie Campbell, University of Tasmania
2. An overview of socio-economic factors in diabetes related-foot disease in New South Wales, Australia
By Moin Uddin Ahmed; Western Sydney University W. Kathy Tannous; University of Western Sydney Deborah Turner; Western Sydney University Frances Henshaw; Western Sydney University
presented by: Moin Uddin Ahmed, Western Sydney University
3. Cost-effectiveness of combination therapy versus monotherapy for patients with systemic sclerosis-related pulmonary arterial hypertension
By An Tran-Duy; University of Melbourne
presented by: An Tran-Duy, University of Melbourne
Session 15: Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Addiction September 26, 2018 9:00 to 10:40 Chancellor Room 4
Session Chair: David Johnston, Monash University
1. Early to bed & early to rise: Really improves your health!
By Chitwan Lalji; Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Debayan Pakrashi; Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
presented by: Chitwan Lalji, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
2. Does Equal Alcohol Mean Equal Harm? Beverage Types and Antisocial and Unlawful Behaviours
By Ou Yang; The University of Melbourne Xueyan Zhao; Monash University Preety Srivastava; Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
presented by: Ou Yang, The University of Melbourne
3. The dynamics of income-related inequality in smoking behaviour
By Dennis Petrie; Monash University
presented by: Dennis Petrie, Monash University
4. Are the Mentally Ill Rational (in the Economic Sense)? Evidence from Health Insurance Behavior
By Eric Sun; Stanford University
presented by: Eric Sun, Stanford University
Session 16: Health Care Utilisation 2 September 26, 2018 9:00 to 10:40 Chancellor Room 5
Session Chair: Terence Cheng, University of Adelaide
1. The Effect of Health Insurance on Healthcare Utilization and Labour Market Outcomes of the Elderly in Ghana
By Frank Darkwah; University of Adelaide
presented by: Frank Darkwah, University of Adelaide
2. Obesity increases health service utilization and costs in Ghanaian adult Population
By Stella Lartey; Menzies Institute for Medical Research, Barbara de Graaff; Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania Lei Si; Centre for the Health Economy Costan Magnussen; Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania Andrew Palmer; Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania
presented by: Stella Lartey, Menzies Institute for Medical Research,
3. Householdolds choice of health service providers and utilization of health care serices in Tanzania
By Arnold Kihaule; Ardhi University,
presented by: Arnold Kihaule, Ardhi University,
4. The cost of hospitalisation for childhood cancer patient in NSW—an analysis of linkage data
By Owen Tan; Macquarie University Deborah Schofield; Macquarie University Rupendra Shrestha; Macquarie University
presented by: Owen Tan, Macquarie University
Session 17: Stated Preferences September 26, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Grand Ballroom 3
Session Chair: Julie Campbell, University of Tasmania
1. Community preferences for the allocation of kidneys from deceased donors: a national best-worst scaling survey
By Martin Howell; University of Sydney
presented by: Martin Howell, University of Sydney
2. Not that different but definitely not the same. An investigation of the consistency of ranking versus best worst scaling generated preferences for attributes of quality of life
By Julie Ratcliffe; University of South Australia Billingsley Kaambwa; Flinders University Claire Hutchinson; University of South Australia Emily Lancsar; The Australian National University
presented by: Julie Ratcliffe, University of South Australia
3. Preferences for standard and behavioural economic inspired policies designed to reduce and prevent obesity
By Emily Lancsar; The Australian National University Jemimah Ride; York Nicole Black; Monash Leonie Burgess; Sax Institute Anna Peeters; Deakin University
presented by: Emily Lancsar, The Australian National University
4. A contingent valuation study to determine societal and offenders’ value for the treatment of impulsive violent offenders.
By Stella Settumba; Kirby Institute, UNSW Tony Butler; Kirby Institute, UNSW Georgina Chambers; Center for Big Data Research in Health, UNSW Peter Schofield; University of Newcastle Marian Shanahan; National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre
presented by: Stella Settumba, Kirby Institute, UNSW
Session 18: Productivity and Labour Supply September 26, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Harbour View Room 2
Session Chair: Jongsay Yong, University of Melbourne
1. Assessing the costs of training: an exploration of the MedTrack medical trainee speciality decisions
By Brenda Gannon; University of Queensland David Rowell; The University of Queensland Anton Pak; The University of Queensland Nick Clarke; Royal College of Surgeons Ruairi Brugha; Royal College of Surgeons
presented by: Brenda Gannon, University of Queensland
2. Estimating the friction period in Australia
By Kathleen Manipis; University of Technology Sydney Alison Pearce; Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation, University of Technology Sydney Paul Hanly; National College of Ireland Philip Haywood; University of Technology Sydney Stephen Goodall; University of Technology Sydney
presented by: Kathleen Manipis, University of Technology Sydney
3. Productivity of Australian Private Health Insurers
By Lan Nguyen; Griffith University Andrew Worthington; Griffith University
presented by: Lan Nguyen, Griffith University
4. An analysis of public and private practice by medical specialists over their career lifecycle
By Jia Song; The University of Adelaide
presented by: Jia Song, The University of Adelaide
Session 19: Infants and Children 2 September 26, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Chancellor Room 4
Session Chair: Diana Contreras Suarez, The University of Melbourne
1. The effect of parental language barriers on children’s health care utilisation
By Nicole Black; Monash University Johannes Kunz; Monash University
presented by: Nicole Black, Monash University
2. Financial Stress During Pregnancy—The Short and Long-Term Effects on Children’s Health and Labour Market Outcomes
By Nancy Kong; University of Queensland Brenda Gannon; University of Queensland Alexandra Clavarino; University of Queensland Jake Najman; University of Queensland
presented by: Nancy Kong, University of Queensland
3. A question of timing: What Determines the Timing of Autism Diagnosis
By Angela Jackson; Monash University
presented by: Angela Jackson, Monash University
4. Changes in Maternity Leave Coverage: Implications for Fertility, Labour Force Participation and Child Mortality
By salma ahmed; Deakin University
presented by: Salma Ahmed, Deakin University
Session 20: AHED Workshop Session September 26, 2018 13:30 to 15:10 Chancellor Room 5
Session Chair: Jeffrey Cannon, Telethon Kids
1. An economic evaluation of a familial cancer risk management program for BRCA mutation carriers
By Lara Petelin; University of Melbourne Danny Liew; Monash University Lucinda Hossack; Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Gillian Mitchell; Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Alison Trainer; Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Paul James; Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
presented by: Lara Petelin, University of Melbourne
2. The Cost of Acute Care Treatment for Patients with Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury in Australia
By Bharat Phani Vaikuntam; The University of Sydney James Middleton; The University of Sydney Patrick McElduff; Health Policy Analysis Pty Ltd Jim Pearse; Health Policy Analysis Pty Ltd John Walsh; The University of Sydney Lisa Sharwood; The University of Sydney
presented by: Bharat Phani Vaikuntam, The University of Sydney
3. Incorporating future medical costs: Impact on the cost-effectiveness analysis of sepsis management in cancer patients
By Michelle Tew; University of Melbourne Kim Dalziel; Centre for Health Policy Philip Clarke; University of Melbourne Karin Thursky; Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
presented by: Michelle Tew, University of Melbourne
4. Considering place in the delivery of cost effective dialysis service models in remote and regional Australia: DxMoC study
By Gillian Gorham; Menzies School of Health Research Kirsten Howard; University of Sydney Paul Lawton; Menzies School of Health Research Shamsir Ahmed; Menzies School of Health Research Yuejen Zhao; NT Department of Health Alan Cass; Menzies School of Health Research
presented by: Gillian Gorham, Menzies School of Health Research
5. The effects of health on the labour force status of older European workers: Panel econometric models
By Thi Hai Tho Dang; Asia-Pacific Centre for Neuromodulation
presented by: Thi Hai Tho Dang, Asia-Pacific Centre for Neuromodulation
6. Valuing Health States Associated with Breast Cancer Screening and Overdiagnosis: A Systematic Review
By Hannah Bromley; Universities of Melbourne and Birmingham
presented by: Hannah Bromley, Universities of Melbourne and Birmingham

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