Leeder Centre for Health Policy, Economics and Data
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The Leeder Centre for Health Policy, Economics and Data gathers experts in health policy, health economics, big data analysis, and health services research to produce high-quality analyses to inform current policy issues; deliver public seminars and education programs; undertake comprehensive research projects with a variety of stakeholders, and produce high quality program and policy evaluations.
Established in 1999, we work collaboratively with local, national and international partners to improve equity, effectiveness and efficiency of health systems. Our research demonstrates a strong commitment to patient-centred outcomes. Our community engagement program informs debate and delivers the evidence to empower consumers, providers and governments to deliver safe, effective, high-quality health care that is sustainable while our education offerings provide a critical perspective on how health systems operate and the forces that shape health and society more broadly.
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Cape and Torres Health Commissioning Ltd (CaTHC) Project Final Evaluation Report
Published 2025In May 2024, the Cape and Torres Health Commissioning (CaTHC) Ltd was established as a regional community-controlled commissioning entity. CaTHC is governed by a Board of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Directors and ...Report, Research -
RPA Virtual Hospital Economic Evaluation Report
Published 2025This report evaluates the value of rpavirtual from an economic perspective. Five non-pandemic related virtual care services provided by rpavirtual were assessed: • acute hospital care substitution (Virtual Trauma); • ...Report, Research -
Master of Health Policy & Planning Webinar 2024
Published 2024-11-27An introduction to the Master of Health Policy & PlanningRecording, oral -
High-cost gene therapies
Published 2024-11-21Understanding patient, consumer, and societal values, perceptions and preferences.Recording, oral -
Health Systems Resilience - A First Nations Perspective
Published 2024-10-11Recent events and ongoing challenges, such as pandemics and climate change, demonstrate the need for more resilient health systems. Preparing, absorbing, recovering and adapting to challenges benefits everyone. We will ...Presentation