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Since, decisions about the optimal provision of
health care services and alternative use of health
care resources are
complex and of much concern for governments and
administrators,
ascertaining how key health authorities (i.e. policy makers,...) make
decisions in complex systems is becoming increasingly an important issue
for study.
Our
Research Team
at the University of Sydney is conducting
"a study of economic evaluation and resource allocation decision-making" to investigate the role of health economic evaluation
information in the decision-making process
in Australia’s health care system. It is
envisaged that the results of this study can inform decision makers and
health economists of the complexity of decision making in the health
care system.
Australian key health authorities (i.e. decision
makers or policy makers) such as: Chief Executive Officers, Directors,
Managers, and etc. at
the three levels of health administration, Federal, State/Territory and
Regional are invited to participate in this research project.
Participants will be invited to visit an electronic
survey published on
AROW web site:
http://www2.fhs.usyd.edu.au/arow/healthecosys.
Please feel free to visit this website and to pass
this request to those who are interested in.
If you are willing to participate in this study please read the
Participant Information Statement
and start the on-line questionnaire. |
