Evohealth / Evaluation + economics

Evaluation + economics

Our health system needs to deliver effective and efficient healthcare within a finite budget. We support our clients to understand the value of a proposed policy change, new intervention or technology, and ultimately make appropriate evidence-based decisions.

Our team includes members experienced in health economics and economic modellers, as well program and policy evaluation. These skills, together with our policy experts with a deep understanding of health technology assessment allows for transparent, accountable and rigorous decision making.

“HTA…a bridge that connects the world of research to that of policy making.”
– World Health Organisation.

Our work includes:

  • Project and program evaluation
  • Feasibility studies
  • Economic modelling
Reports:
Evaluation and economics, Policy research and analysis, Public Health

Time to Act: protecting our children from RSV

Evohealth Report Time to Act: protecting our children from RSVRespiratory…

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Evaluation and economics, Life Sciences, Policy research and analysis

CAR T-cell therapy: Is Australia ready, willing and able?

Evohealth White PaperMultiple myeloma is a devastating and incurable…

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Evaluation and economics, Policy research and analysis, Primary Care

Australia’s Cholesterol Heartache

Australia has become cholesterol complacent. This complacency is putting Australians living with cardiovascular disease (CVD) at risk…

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Projects:
Evaluation and economics, Life Sciences

Identifying alternative funding mechanisms

Helping the client decide how best to seek funding for this healthcare intervention.

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Evaluation and economics, Primary Care

Capturing evidence in healthcare delivery

Breaking new ground by designing the first evidence framework for a healthcare setting.

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Explore our latest report addressing the burden of pneumococcal disease in Australia.

Backed by rigorous epidemiological analysis and research this report offers valuable insights into reducing the impact of this disease.

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