Collaboration between CHE and Menzies Institute for Medical Research using MS longitudinal study data
Dr Campbell, Mr Henson and Associate Professor Gang Chen are collaborating on a large project that investigates the quality of life for people living with MS using data from the Australian MS Longitudinal Study and the general population.
Speakers
Dr Julie Campbell, University of TasmaniaDr Campbell is an economist and health economist at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research with strong interest in health preferences research. She has a specific interest in generating health economic evidence that matters to patients. Dr Campbell advocates for using methods that appropriately capture and assess the domains of health that are important to our consumers, particularly psychosocial health that is often overlooked. Dr Campbell is a Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Australia Research Fellow and a member of the Menzies MS Research Flagship Team. She enjoys working with MS consumers as co-researchers to drive meaningful health economics outcomes. |
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Glen Henson, University of TasmaniaMr Henson is a health economics PhD candidate under the primary supervision of Dr Campbell and co-supervision of Professor Bruce Taylor (Academic Lead of the Menzies MS Flagship) and Professor Ingrid van der Mei (Project Director of the Australian MS Longitudinal Study; a large and enduring (20 year) representative cohort of people living with MS in Australia). Mr Henson’s PhD thesis primarily involves investigating several essential methods in health economics, including estimation of minimal important differences. These investigations are intended to yield methodological insights generally, and information regarding the quality of life of persons with MS specifically using data from the Australian MS Longitudinal Study. |
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CHE weekly seminar series
As part of the Centre for Health Economics’ vibrant research culture, we host a weekly seminar series. Visiting and invited researchers present current research relating to the economics of health and wellbeing, and the healthcare sector. Visitors are welcome to join these sessions where discussion and debate is encouraged. We aim to present all seminars in-person and also on Zoom.
Event Details
- Date:
- 5 October 2022 at 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
- Venue:
- Caulfield campus, Building H, Level 9, Room H921 and Zoom
- Categories:
- CHE Seminar; General; Health Economics
Description
Dr Campbell, Mr Henson and Associate Professor Gang Chen are collaborating on a large project that investigates the quality of life for people living with MS using data from the Australian MS Longitudinal Study and the general population.
Speakers
Dr Julie Campbell, University of TasmaniaDr Campbell is an economist and health economist at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research with strong interest in health preferences research. She has a specific interest in generating health economic evidence that matters to patients. Dr Campbell advocates for using methods that appropriately capture and assess the domains of health that are important to our consumers, particularly psychosocial health that is often overlooked. Dr Campbell is a Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Australia Research Fellow and a member of the Menzies MS Research Flagship Team. She enjoys working with MS consumers as co-researchers to drive meaningful health economics outcomes. |
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Glen Henson, University of TasmaniaMr Henson is a health economics PhD candidate under the primary supervision of Dr Campbell and co-supervision of Professor Bruce Taylor (Academic Lead of the Menzies MS Flagship) and Professor Ingrid van der Mei (Project Director of the Australian MS Longitudinal Study; a large and enduring (20 year) representative cohort of people living with MS in Australia). Mr Henson’s PhD thesis primarily involves investigating several essential methods in health economics, including estimation of minimal important differences. These investigations are intended to yield methodological insights generally, and information regarding the quality of life of persons with MS specifically using data from the Australian MS Longitudinal Study. |
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CHE weekly seminar series
As part of the Centre for Health Economics’ vibrant research culture, we host a weekly seminar series. Visiting and invited researchers present current research relating to the economics of health and wellbeing, and the healthcare sector. Visitors are welcome to join these sessions where discussion and debate is encouraged. We aim to present all seminars in-person and also on Zoom.