We undertake both trial-based and model-based economic evaluations to inform the process of shifting resources to where they are most efficiently allocated. We have expertise in determining the appropriate economic evaluation design, including the identification of costs and outcomes suitable to the study population and the intervention under consideration. Our line of research spans from full economic evaluation to partial economic evaluation, such as cost analysis, as well as return on investment studies. In establishing evidence around the economic credentials of interventions in older adults, we apply most up-to-date research practices and standards.
Current projects:
- Improving the care of patients with cardiovascular disease as a pathway to combating burden of dementia
Previous projects:
- Video-interpreting for cognitive assessments: an intervention study and micro-costing analysis
- Evaluating the Impact of the Dementia Care in Hospitals Program (DCHP) on Hospital-Acquired Complications
- Model-based economic evaluation of interventions to reduce loneliness in older adults