Biography
Paul Crosland currently works with Deakin University in Melbourne and The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre on the health benefits and economic value of preventing chronic disease in Australia. Combined with previous roles at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) in London and Queensland Health, he has 7 years' experience in economic modelling of health care programmes, clinical guideline development, health technology assessment, systematic reviewing and the managed introduction of new medical devices to health care systems. Paul specialises in using economic evidence to maximise the health of populations by ensuring the care provided to them is effective and cost-effective.
Read more on Paul's profileKnowledge areas
- Economic evaluation of healthcare programmes
- Clinical guideline development
- Decision analytic modelling
- Health technology assessment
- Systematic reviewing
- Presentation of economic concepts and evidence to expert committees
- New health technology pilot project management
Professional activities
Member of:
- Economics of Obesity Special Interest Group, International Health Economics Association
- Australian Health Economics Society
Projects
Current project
The Compelling Case for Prevention project is a collaboration between Deakin University and The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre. It aims to develop a dynamic simulation model to estimate the health and economic burden of preventable disease in Australia and conduct scenario analysis of the expected benefits of reducing the prevalence of risk factors. Apart from the technical advantages of adopting systems thinking and a dynamic simulation approach to modelling, decision-makers who will be using the model are core to the development of the model. This includes a collaborative model building process and creation of a user-friendly interface, allowing partners to investigate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of interventions and scenarios that are relevent to them to inform their policy and investment commitments.
Past projects
At the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) in London, Paul led the economic modelling and systematic review of economic evidence for the following clinical guidelines;
- Strategies for the identification and diagnosis of familial hypercholesterolaemia (Familial hypercholesterolaemia: identification and management)
- Active warming methods for the prevention of inadvertent perioperative hypothermia (Hypothermia: prevention and management in adults having surgery)
- Strategies for diagnosing coronary artery disease in people with stable chest pain (Chest pain of recent onset: assessment and diagnosis)
- Medicines for the prophylaxis of chronic migraine (Headaches in over 12s: diagnosis and management)
Paul was also Health Economics Lead, responsible for the quality assurance of externally developed guidelines, or led the systematic reviews of economic evidence, for over 20 other clinical guidelines not listed here.
Publications
The health burden of preventable disease in Australia: a systematic review
Paul Crosland, Jaithri Ananthapavan, Jacqueline Davison, Michael Lambert, Rob Carter
(2019), Vol. 43, pp. 163-170, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, Chichester, Eng., C1
Paul Crosland, Ross Maconachie, Sara Buckner, Hugh McGuire, Steve Humphries, Nadeem Qureshi
(2018), Vol. 275, pp. 80-87, Atherosclerosis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
K Hopkins, P Crosland, N Elliott, S Bewley, Clinical Guidelines Update Committee B
(2016), Vol. 50, pp. 184-186, British journal of sports medicine, London, Eng., C1-1
J Whitty, C Tallis, K-H Nguyen, P Scuffham, P Crosland, K Hewson, R Pai Mangalore, M Black, G Holtmann
(2014), Vol. 17, pp. 159-165, journal of medical economics, Abingdon, Eng., C1-1
J Whitty, P Crosland, K Hewson, R Narula, T Nathan, P Campbell, A Keller, P Scuffham
(2014), Vol. 113, pp. 21-28, BJU international, Chichester, Eng., C1-1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Other Public Sector Funding
Integration of pharmacy services across the Barwon Southwest region.
A/Prof Kevin Mc Namara, Mr Paul Crosland, Ms Kate Kloot, Ms Andrea Hernan, Mrs Hannah Beks, A/Prof Vincent Versace
- 2018: $40,000
Industry and Other Funding
Compelling Case for Prevention Project; TAPPC (The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre)
Mr Paul Crosland, Prof Rob Carter
- 2019: $80,000
- 2018: $80,000
Supervisions
No completed student supervisions to report