Our cross-disciplinary health and social care research

We solve challenges relating to the interaction of human health with the economy, society, policy and organisations.

Cross-disciplinary research teams examine how health and wellbeing is impacted by economic, social, policy and organisational forces. We investigate the interdependencies between human health and the broader economy, and the transformative role of work in enhancing engagement, productivity, and resilience.

Our research provides evidence-based and actionable outcomes that improve organisational, social, and economic outcomes.

Our areas of expertise:

  • health economics
  • economic impacts of genomic medicine
  • employee engagement, health and wellbeing
  • health policy
  • health technology
  • design and management of health and social care
  • aged care
  • mental health

Preparing for retirement and ageing

A move into aged care involves sudden decisions with serious financial implications for whole families, such as whether to sell the family home to fund the move. Navigating the world of accommodation deposits, daily fees, a mix of the two, what to do with...

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