Curriculum vitae

Memberships & affiliations

  • Member - International Health Economics Association
  • Member - Australian Health Economics Society
  • Member - Health Economics Study Group (UK)

Recognition & awards

  • National Health and Medical Research Council, Career Development Award - 2005
  • Donald Reid Economics Research Award, University of Otago - 1997
  • Health Research Council (NZ), University of Otago, Overseas Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship - 1996
  • Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation (NZ), University of Otago, ACC Training Fellowship - 1993

Professional services

  • President - International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research Australian Chapter
  • Co-Editor - Value in Health
  • Editorial Board Member - Journal of Medical Economics
  • Editorial Board Member - Current Medical Research and Opinion
  • Editorial Board Member - Injury Prevention
  • Editorial Board Member - British Medical Journal Case Studies

Research expertise

  • Health economics
  • Economics - experimental methods
  • Applied economic modelling
  • Economic analysis techniques

Current research projects

Current grants

  • NHMRC - Health Services Research 3 (2007-2011) Which Heart failure Intervention is most Cost-effective & consumer friendly in reducing Hospital care: The WHICH? Study - $878,702
  • NHMRC - Health Services Research 2 (2006-2010) Transition care: Innovation and evidence - $2,900,000
  • NHMRC - General Practice Clinical Research Grant (2005-2008) Detection and management of depression in general practice patients with chronic manifestations of Ischaemic heart disease (TakeHeart) - $499,798
  • NHMRC - Program Grant (2009-2013) Integration of Risk Evaluation in Cardiovascular Disease Management Programs - $4,568,853
  • NHMRC - Project Grant (2007-2010) A supervised exercise programme following hospitalisation for heart failure: does it add to disease management? - $733,000
  • NHMRC - Project Grant (2007-2010) Using conversational computer technology to improve diabetes management: A randimised controlled trial - $604,463
  • NHMRC - Project Grant (2007-2010) An implementation trial of a telephone-based care management program for patients following myocardial infarction - $569,875
  • NHMRC - Project Grant (2007-2009) 20 Year Study of Skin cancer in a Queensland Community - $382,050
  • NHMRC - Project Grant (2007-2009) Improved support for regional and remote paediatric oncology families: a randomised controlled trial of videotelephony - $294,000
  • Griffith Medical Research College Grant (2007-2008) Economic Assessment of Treatment in Advanced Ovarian Cancer - $35,000
  • Department of Health and Ageing Grant (2004-2008) Evaluation of industry submissions to the Pharmaceuticals Benefits Advisory Committee - $2,700,000

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