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Knowledge brokers and rapid reviews: what do they do and how do they do it?
Moore, Gai; Redman, Sally; Butow, PhyllisPublished 2016-09-21Knowledge brokering is a strategy frequently utilised to increase interaction between policymakers and researchers and build capacity for research. The Sax Institute uses knowledge brokers in one-off brief interventions ...Open AccessPresentation -
Marginalising Health Information: Implications of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement for Alcohol Labelling
O’Brien, PaulaPublished 2017-07-27In 2010, the World Health Organization published the Global Alcohol Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol, with one of its recommendations being the ‘labelling [of] alcoholic beverages to indicate… the harm related ...Open AccessPresentation -
Media framing of preventive health A scoping review
Rowbotham, SamPublished 2017-04-11How have issues related to disease prevention been framed within the news media and how effective are different message frames?Open AccessPresentation -
Missed Opportunity - Under-funding Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services makes closing the gaps less likely
Coombs, DavidPublished 2016-09-21Since 1971 Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services have understood health as more than just the physical absence of disease in individuals. For ACCHSs, health involves: “the social, emotional and cultural well‐being ...Open AccessPresentation -
Modelling equity impact of obesity interventions: A health economic approach
Killedar, Anagha; Tan, Andrew; Lung, Thomas; Hayes, AlisonPublished 2019-06-14Twenty-five percent of Australian children are overweight or obese, and there are distinct socioeconomic inequalities in this distribution. Despite a large variety of obesity prevention and treatment interventions in ...Open AccessPresentation -
Modelling equity impact of obesity interventions: A health economic approach
Killedar, Anagha; Tan, Andrew; Lung, Thomas; Hayes, AlisonPublished 2019-06-14Twenty-five percent of Australian children are overweight or obese, and there are distinct socioeconomic inequalities in this distribution. Despite a large variety of obesity prevention and treatment interventions in ...Open AccessPresentation -
Mutuality in policy making: the ethical experiences and intuitions of doctors who engage in policy concerned with health care resource allocation
Gallagher, SiunPublished 2019-07-03Doctors play an integral part in health care priority setting at the macro (system) level. Although they have the potential to influence resource distributions, the values and ethical commitments doctors bring to macroallocation ...Open AccessOther -
News Media Framing of the Sugar Sweetened Beverage Tax Debate
Lisa DunnPublished 2019-06-13Media coverage of health policy debates has an important impact on public and political understanding and attitudes towards intervention. In 2016 the UK announced a tax on sugar sweetened beverages (SSB) to tackle the ...Open AccessPresentation -
Operationalising ‘dose’ in public health interventions A scoping review
Rowbotham, SamPublished 2017-04-11How has ‘dose’ been defined and operationalized across a range of health promotion/disease prevention interventions?Open AccessPresentation -
Patient feedback methods - the policy actors: priorities, positions and power.
Schaler, DeborahPublished 2019-06-13Best practice patient safety policy recommends that health services use patient feedback data to guide service improvement. There is little evidence that commonly implemented patient feedback methods are fully effective ...Open AccessPresentation -
Patient feedback: the missing link in patient safety intelligence
Schaler, DeborahPublished 2017-04-11The research to be presented is a central hypothesis of a PhD research project investigating the relationship between patient feedback methods and patient safety. There is evidence that some patient feedback methods ...Open AccessPresentation -
Policy challenges of Emerging Infectious Disease: lessons from Indonesia and Thailand
Hort, KrishnaPublished 2019-06-13Control of emerging infectious diseases (EID) is a priority issue for governments in the Asia-Pacific. One Health has been identified as an effective approach to the management of EID, but brings significant policy challenges ...Open AccessPresentation -
Policy gaps in addressing social determinants of health for Australians with a disability
Green, Celia; Dickinson, Helen; Carey, GemmaPublished 2019-06-13Compared to non-disabled people, Australians with a disability have poorer health and experience greater levels of socio-economic disadvantage e.g. unemployment, housing insecurity, and social exclusion. Reducing these ...Open AccessPresentation -
Population trends and potential policy drivers of the medicalisation of birth.
Fox, Haylee; Callander, Emily; Lindsay, Daniel; Topp, StephaniePublished 2019-07-03The rising rates of obstetric interventions (1-3) have been identified as an issue in Australian maternal healthcare reform for over a decade (4-6). This concern is due to the increasing rates of morbidity and mortality ...Open AccessPresentation -
Rational use of Medicines in Public health facilities of Tamil Nadu; A Provider’s prescription analysis
Negi, Sagri; Sharma, Kartik; Mukhopadhya, Indranil; Jaswal, RichaPublished 2016-09-21The overuse, underuse or misuse of medicines results in wastage of scarce resources and widespread health hazards. Worldwide more than 50% of all medicines are prescribed, dispensed, or sold inappropriately, while 50% of ...Open AccessPresentation -
Reliability and validity of patient-reported experiences measures: A systematic review
Bull, Claudia; Byrnes, Joshua; Hettiarachchi, Ruvini; Downes, MartinPublished 2019-06-14Patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) are instruments used to examine patients’ experiences of healthcare services. Typically measured are care processes, such as the timeliness of service delivery. PREMs are used ...Open AccessPresentation -
Revisiting horizontal inequity of health care use in Australia
Pulok, Mohammad; van Gool, Kees; Hall, JanePublished 2017-07-27Despite the universal health insurance system in Australia, there is inequity in use of needed healthcare services, and it varies across states. Increasing reliance on private funding and fragmented provision of healthcare ...Open AccessPresentation -
The role of academic health centres in improving health equity: a systematic review
Edelman, Alex; Taylor, J; Ovseiko, P; Topp, SMPublished 2017-08-15The findings of this review are likely to offer utility to those involved in leading AHCs in multiple countries, and may also encourage policy-makers to draw AHCs further into health system reform agendas as implementation ...Open AccessOther -
Shaping policy: statistics, stakeholders and strategy
Duckett, StephenPublished 2018-08-01The Grattan Institute works to improve public policy in Australia. In this talk Stephen Duckett outlines how the Health program at Grattan does that. It will use a case study of a recent report on a tax on sugar sweetened ...Open AccessPresentation -
Study Health Policy at the University of Sydney
Huckel Schneider, Carmen; Wilson, AndrewPublished 2020-01-01Recording of a lunchtime webinar to learn more about postgraduate study in Health Policy at the University of Sydney in 2021.Open AccessAudiovisual
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