Policy, research + analysis
We have extensive experience in both primary and secondary research methods, using a wide range of quantitative and qualitative methodologies. Our approach is always tailored to your project needs — selecting the most appropriate mix of methods to answer the research question with rigour and relevance. Our team regularly conducts:
- Systematic literature reviews to comprehensively map and appraise peer-reviewed evidence.
- Scoping and rapid literature reviews to explore the breadth of evidence and identify gaps in emerging or complex fields.
- Grey literature reviews to incorporate real-world insights from government reports, policy papers, industry sources and conference proceedings.
- Survey design and analysis, including for healthcare professionals, consumers, and other stakeholders — from instrument development to data analysis.
- Qualitative interviews, focus groups and roundtables with clinicians, patients, policy experts and industry stakeholders, using structured or semi-structured formats to gather rich insights.
- Environmental scans and policy mapping to provide a comprehensive understanding of the external landscape affecting a given disease area, therapeutic intervention, or health system challenge.
- Co-design workshops to engage stakeholders to collaboratively develop interventions that are practical, person-centred, and contextually relevant.
- Delphi panels to build expert consensus on complex or uncertain issues through structured, multi-round surveys.
- Observational research to capture real-world behaviours and system interactions to reveal barriers and opportunities not evident through self-report.
- Journey mapping to visualise the lived experience of patients or carers to identify gaps, pain points, and opportunities across the care pathway.
- White papers – Provides original perspectives or strategic insights to influence debate and shape future policy or practice.
- Reports – In-depth, evidence-based reports that examine an issue and present clear recommendations for policy, investment, or system change.
- Budget submissions – Targeted policy proposals aligned with government budget cycles to advocate for funding, reform, or program support.
- Policy briefs – Concise, accessible summaries of key issues, evidence, and policy recommendations tailored for decision-makers.
- Horizon scans – Identifies and interprets emerging trends, innovations, or risks that may impact policy, service delivery, or market dynamics.
- Landscape assessments – Comprehensive overviews of the current state of play in a policy, service, or market environment, highlighting gaps, opportunities, and key stakeholders.
Reports:
Fighting Superbugs: Ensuring Australia is ready to combat the rise of drug resistant infections
Evohealth Report Fighting Superbugs: Ensuring Australia is ready to…
Cell and gene therapies: Rising to the challenge Scorecard 2023
Scorecard 2023 Measuring Australia’s progress towards timely and…
Time to Act: protecting our children from RSV
Evohealth Report Time to Act: protecting our children from RSVRespiratory..
Preparing Australia: Designing an Australian Centre for Disease Control (CDC)
For many Australians, the COVID-19 pandemic has been their defining…
Cell and gene therapies: Rising to the challenge Scorecard 2023
Evohealth White Paper The burden of cancer in AustraliaIn Australia,…
ASCVD in Taiwan: A public health priority
Evohealth White Paper ASCVD in Taiwan: A public health…
Cell and gene therapies: Rising to the challenge
Evohealth White Paper Cell and gene therapies: Rising to the…
Australia’s Cholesterol Heartache
A simple roadmap for urgent action on cholesterol managementAustralia has…
