Health Economics Unit
Head of Unit
Associate Professor Kim Dalziel
E: kim.dalziel@unimelb.edu.au
Location: Level 4, 207-221 Bouverie St., Parkville
Health Economics contact details
Level 4, 207 Bouverie Street
The University of Melbourne
Melbourne School of Population and Global Health
Victoria, 3010, Australia
Tel: +61 3 8344 9111
Email: health-economics@unimelb.edu.au
Twitter: @HEU_unimelb
About the Health Economics Unit
The Health Economics Unit undertakes a range of economic evaluation, health systems research, simulation modelling and risk prediction, health inequality, and methodological research. Our projects have informed policy-making decisions in a range of areas, at State, Commonwealth and International levels. We work within the Centre for Health Policy at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, and form part of the wider University of Melbourne Health Economics Group.
Our research spans the following areas:
Our research aims to improve health and healthcare delivery in Australia and internationally.
For more information on the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health's research, visit their research page.
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Health Economics Research Areas
In our research areas we investigate the costs and benefits of health interventions, the design and structure of health systems, and inequalities in health outcomes.
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Publications
Our Unit produces consistently high-quality peer reviewed publications.
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Resources
Our Unit has produced a range of useful resources that stem from both teaching and research activities.
Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned professional, we have Health Economics study options to suit your needs and schedule.
For more information on the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health's research, visit their study page.
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Study Health Economics in the Master of Public Health
Our study options, taught by a team of world-renowned academics, are the perfect way to begin your study of health economics.
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Health Economics Short Courses
Our short courses are designed to teach you the latest concepts and methods in health economics.
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Graduate Research
A higher degree by research is a way of exploring health economics in greater depth.
The Health Economics Unit has a range of Australian and international engagements.
These exist across the health sector and include other academic and research institutions, hospitals and healthcare delivery providers, industry, media, and government ministries and departments.
Are You Looking for a Health Economist?
Do you want a health economist on your grant? Or would you like to collaborate with a health economist on an existing research project?
Research Impact
Our research is often quoted in the media and has been used in parliamentary debates.
Oxford University
Several members of the Health Economics Unit have links with health economists and clinical researchers at Oxford University, and are collaborating on a wide range of projects including diabetes, osteoarthritis, and child health.
St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne
The Health Economics Unit works with the Professor Peter Choong and his team at the Department of Surgery, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, to improve the cost-effectiveness of orthopaedic surgery.
Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne
The Health Economics Unit works with the clinicians and researchers from the Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) on a broad range of healthcare themes.
The University of Auckland
A NHMRC funded collaboration between The University of Melbourne and The University of Auckland is looking at cardiovascular disease and the impact of medication in a real world cohort.
Melbourne Clinical and Translational Science (MCATS)
The Health Economics Unit serves as the Health Economics arm of the Melbourne Clinical and Translational Science (MCATS) platform for researchers wanting support on their research.
