Workshop on disadvantage and health
A range of recent research on disadvantage and health will be showcased at a full-day workshop presented by the Monash International Network on the Economics of Mental Wellbeing at the Centre for Health Economics.
Keynote presentations:
Dr Sarah Hinde (Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care)Using evidence and an equity lens in mental health policy to improve outcomes for Australians. | |
Professor Martin Knapp (London School of Economics) and Associate Professor Gloria Wong (University of Hong Kong)Adulthood consequences of mental illness in the context of psychosocial and economic disadvantage in childhood. |
With:
Dr Luke Munford (University of Manchester)Health, health care utilisation and inflexible job conditions. | |
Dr Rachel Meacock (University of Manchester)Does recruiting patients to prevention programmes via primary care reinforce existing inequalities in care provision? | |
Professor Matt Sutton (University of Manchester)Sleep health, education and occupational success: Do subjective and objective sleep measures produce similar results? | |
Dr Gawain Heckley (Lund University)Can reforms to education improve health and reduce disadvantage? | |
Professor Maarten Lindeboom (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Monash University)Traumatic experiences adversely affect life cycle labour outcomes of the next generation. |
Event Details
- Date:
- 3 November 2022 at 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
- Venue:
- Monash University Caulfield campus, Building H, Level 8, Pavilion
- Categories:
- CHE Workshop; General; Health Economics
Description
A range of recent research on disadvantage and health will be showcased at a full-day workshop presented by the Monash International Network on the Economics of Mental Wellbeing at the Centre for Health Economics.
Keynote presentations:
Dr Sarah Hinde (Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care)Using evidence and an equity lens in mental health policy to improve outcomes for Australians. | |
Professor Martin Knapp (London School of Economics) and Associate Professor Gloria Wong (University of Hong Kong)Adulthood consequences of mental illness in the context of psychosocial and economic disadvantage in childhood. |
With:
Dr Luke Munford (University of Manchester)Health, health care utilisation and inflexible job conditions. | |
Dr Rachel Meacock (University of Manchester)Does recruiting patients to prevention programmes via primary care reinforce existing inequalities in care provision? | |
Professor Matt Sutton (University of Manchester)Sleep health, education and occupational success: Do subjective and objective sleep measures produce similar results? | |
Dr Gawain Heckley (Lund University)Can reforms to education improve health and reduce disadvantage? | |
Professor Maarten Lindeboom (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Monash University)Traumatic experiences adversely affect life cycle labour outcomes of the next generation. |