Biography
Prior to becoming an academic in 1993, Rob worked for the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Before joining the AIHW he was a senior Commonwealth public servant, working in three different departments (Transport, Aviation, Health) in various administrative, research and policy roles; including a period as a Senior Private Secretary in Senator Button's office. The common thread across Rob's early career was the design and utilisation of economic appraisal, which continued on into his academic roles. Since becoming an academic Rob has played an important role in the teaching and application of health economics in Melbourne, together with a number of international projects. He is particularly well known for the development an application of an innovative approach to priority setting ~ called ACE (Assessing Cost Effectiveness) ~ together with Guidelines to guide priority setting. His track record includes over $23 million in research income (including an NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence, an NHMRC Program Grant, 2 NHMRC Capacity Building Grants, an NHMRC Health Services Research Grant, a Strategic Grant in Health Economics, multiple NHMRC project grants, an ARC Discovery Grant, multiple international grants) and over 300 publications.
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Many years of experience in the design and application of economic appraisal across multiple settings, using the full range of economic methods. Experienced communicator of economic results in policy relevant ways.
Career highlights
• 2015: Deakin 40th Anniversary Recognition Award for his achievements in establishing Deakin University as a leading centre for health economics
• 2014: Alfred Deakin Professor, the highest award offered by Deakin University for ongoing outstanding performance in teaching and research
• 2012: Deakin University Pro Vice Chancellor’s Award for Innovation, Faculty of Health
• 2011: Deakin University Vice Chancellor’s Award for Research Excellence
• 2010: Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) Special Award for Contribution to Illness Prevention Knowledge (ACE-Prevention Project);
• 2010: Deakin University School of Health and Social Development Award for Excellence in Research (ACE-Prevention Project);
• 2010: Deakin University Strategic Research Centre – Population Health Award for Partnerships and Knowledge Translation (ACE-Prevention Project);
• 2009 Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) Award Finalist (Health and Economic Benefits of Reducing Disease Risk Factors Project);
• 2005: University of Melbourne School of Population Health Open Award for Excellence in Research Achievement;
• 2002: National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Population Health Career Development Award (2003-2007); and
• 1984: Commonwealth Public Service Executive Development Scheme (1985-1986).
Research interests
Rob’s research interests focus on economic appraisal of health care services and priority setting, particularly in the area of health promotion, health technology assessment and pharmacoeconomics. Much of his evaluation work over the years has encouraged clinicians to work with policy-makers and academics to tackle important public health issues. During the last seven years in particular, he has developed and implemented an innovative approach to priority setting that is bridging the gap between academic rigour and applied policy-making in major areas of public health, with a strong focus on knowledge transfer. His evaluation work on the initial Assessing Cost Effectiveness (ACE) study in cancer, for example, impacted on Australia’s national cancer strategy and contributed to the funding of subsequent ACE studies in heart disease, mental health, obesity prevention and the prevention of non-communicable disease.
Affiliations
- International Health Economics Association (IHEA)
- Australian Health Economics Society (AHES)
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The Health Services Research Association of Australia and New Zealand
Teaching interests
Rob helps coordinate the health economics teaching program at Deakin University, including the supervision of higher degree students.
Units taught
- HSH762: Resource Allocation and Priority Setting
Knowledge areas
# Economic appraisal
# Priority Setting
# Application of economic appraisal to public health and health promotion
# Economics of disability
# Economics of obesity prevention
Conferences
Media appearances
Mostly in relation to dissemination of results from his research projects.
Awards
2002: NHMRC Population Health Career Development Award Fellowship
1985: Commonwealth Public Service Executive Development Scheme.
Projects
Rob is involved with a large number of individual projects, including NHMRC projects in obesity prevention and diabetes (e.g. CRE in Obesity Prevention; Partnership Grant in Gestational Diabetes); and disability (e.g. CRE in Cerebral Palsy; Partnership Grant in Health Service Design). His is active in number of research collaborations, including projects in cancer (TrueNTH with Movember; Cancer Council Victoria; Peter MacCullum Cancer Institute); and projects in Simulated Clinical Placements and Dementia.
Rob also takes external service seriously and is pleased to contribute to NHMRC grant/fellowship assessment panels and review processes, refereeing articles for journals and membership of research advisory committees (e.g. Orygen Youth Research Centre Advisory Committee; HeadSpace research Advisory Committee).
Publications
B Rowland, A Kelly, M Mohebbi, P Kremer, C Abrahams, J Abimanyi-Ochom, R Carter, J Williams, R Smith, A Osborn, J Hall, T Hosseini, H Renner, J Toumbourou
(2022), Vol. 23, pp. 24-35, Prevention Science, United States, C1
P Yates, R Carter, R Cockerell, D Cowan, C Dixon, A Lal, R Newton, N Hart, D Galvão, B Baguley, N Denniston, T Skinner, J Couper, J Emery, M Frydenberg, W Liu
(2022), Vol. 12, pp. 1-14, BMJ Open, London, England, C1
J Ananthapavan, G Sacks, L Orellana, J Marshall, E Robinson, M Moodie, M Blake, A Brown, R Carter, A Cameron
(2022), Vol. 14, pp. 1-18, Nutrients, Basel, Switzerland, C1
D Young, J Reynolds, U Tonmukayakul, R Carter, E Swift, K Williams, R McDonald, D Reddihough, R Carracher, P Ireland, J Tracy, C Kenyon, L Gibbs
(2022), Disability and Rehabilitation, England, C1
J Ananthapavan, G Sacks, M Moodie, P Nguyen, R Carter
(2022), Vol. 17, pp. e0274869-e0274869, PLoS ONE, United States, C1
Understanding key worker experiences at an Australian Early Childhood Intervention Service
D Young, L Gibbs, K Gilson, K Williams, D Reddihough, J Tracy, U Tonmukayakul, R Carter
(2021), Vol. 29, pp. e269-e278, Health and Social Care in the Community, England, C1
P Yates, R Carter, R Cockerell, D Cowan, C Dixon, A Magnus, R Newton, N Hart, D Galvão, B Baguley, N Denniston, T Skinner, J Couper, J Emery, M Frydenberg, W Liu
(2021), Vol. 30, pp. 1544-1554, Psycho-Oncology, England, C1
Systematic review to update 'value of a statistical life' estimates for Australia
J Ananthapavan, M Moodie, A Milat, R Carter
(2021), Vol. 18, pp. 1-17, International journal of environmental research and public health, Basel, Switzerland, C1
J Ananthapavan, M Moodie, A Milat, L Veerman, E Whittaker, R Carter
(2021), Vol. 19, pp. 1-23, Health Research Policy and Systems, London, England, C1
U Tonmukayakul, C Imms, C Mihalopoulos, D Reddihough, R Carter, B Mulhern, G Chen
(2020), Vol. 62, pp. 854-860, Developmental medicine and child neurology, Chichester, Eng., C1
J Ananthapavan, G Sacks, V Brown, M Moodie, P Nguyen, L Veerman, A Mantilla Herrera, A Lal, A Peeters, R Carter
(2020), Vol. 15, PLoS ONE, United States, C1
E Feletto, J Lew, J Worthington, E He, M Caruana, K Butler, H Hui, N Taylor, E Banks, K Barclay, K Broun, A Butt, R Carter, J Cuff, A Dessaix, H Ee, J Emery, I Frayling, P Grogan, C Holden, C Horn, M Jenkins, J Kench, M Laaksonen, B Leggett, G Mitchell, S Morris, B Parkinson, D St John, L Taoube, K Tucker, M Wakefield, R Ward, A Win, D Worthley, B Armstrong, F MacRae, K Canfell
(2020), Vol. 10, pp. 1-9, BMJ Open, London, Eng., C1
X Zhao, A Kelly, B Rowland, J Williams, P Kremer, M Mohebbi, R Carter, C Abraham, J Abimanyi-Ochom, J Toumbourou
(2020), Vol. 111, Addictive Behaviors, England, C1
A systematic review of utility values in children with cerebral palsy
U Tonmukayakul, L Le, S Mudiyanselage, L Engel, J Bucholc, B Mulhern, R Carter, C Mihalopoulos
(2019), Vol. 28, pp. 1-12, Quality of Life Research, Netherlands, C1
A Lal, M Mohebi, R Sweeney, M Moodie, A Peeters, R Carter
(2019), Vol. 22, pp. 247-253, Value in health, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
S O'Reilly, J Dunbar, J Best, V Versace, D Ford, D Young, S Shih, R Bills, W Shepherdley, E Janus
(2019), Vol. 13, pp. 134-141, Primary Care Diabetes, England, C1
Elena Gospodarevskaya, Rob Carter, Christine Imms, Eli Chu, Kelli Nicola-Richmond, Nigel Gribble, Elspeth Froude, Stephen Guinea, Loretta Sheppard, Angelo Iezzi, Gang Chen
(2019), Vol. 66, pp. 369-379, Australian occupational therapy journal, Chichester, Eng., C1
The health burden of preventable disease in Australia: a systematic review
P Crosland, J Ananthapavan, J Davison, M Lambert, R Carter
(2019), Vol. 43, pp. 163-170, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, Australia, C1
E Davis, D Young, K Gilson, J Reynolds, R Carter, U Tonmukayakul, K Williams, L Gibbs, R Mcdonald, D Reddihough, J Tracy, J Morgan, P Ireland, C Kenyon, R Carracher
(2019), Vol. 8, JMIR Research Protocols, Canada, C1
Anne Magnus, Wanrudee Isaranuwatchai, Cathrine Mihalopoulos, Victoria Brown, Rob Carter
(2019), Vol. 4, pp. 1-19, MDM policy & practice, London, Eng., C1
The economic cost of preventable disease in Australia: a systematic review of estimates and methods
P Crosland, J Ananthapavan, J Davison, M Lambert, R Carter
(2019), Vol. 43, pp. 484-495, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, Chichester, Eng., C1
Weighting health outcomes by socioeconomic position using stated preferences
A Lal, M Siahpush, M Moodie, A Peeters, R Carter
(2018), Vol. 2, pp. 43-51, PharmacoEconomics - Open, Cham, Switzerland, C1
A Lal, M Moodie, A Peeters, R Carter
(2018), Vol. 42, pp. 207-213, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, Australia, C1
Economic evaluation and cost of interventions for cerebral palsy: a systematic review
S Shih, U Tonmukayakul, C Imms, D Reddihough, H Graham, L Cox, R Carter
(2018), Vol. 60, pp. 543-558, Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology, England, C1
Zahra Aziz, Michaela Riddell, Pilvikki Absetz, Margaret Brand, Brian Oldenburg, Australasian Peers for Progress Diabetes Project I, James Dunbar, Rob Carter, Virginia Hagger
(2018), Vol. 18, BMC public health, London, Eng., C1
B Rowland, C Abraham, R Carter, J Abimanyi-Ochom, A Kelly, P Kremer, J Williams, R Smith, J Hall, D Wagner, H Renner, T Hosseini, A Osborn, M Mohebbi, J Toumbourou
(2018), Vol. 18, BMC Public Health, England, C1
Systematic review of the economic impact of cerebral palsy
Utsana Tonmukayakul, Sophy Shih, Helen Bourke-Taylor, Christine Imms, Dinah Reddihough, Liz Cox, Rob Carter
(2018), Vol. 80, pp. 93-101, Research in developmental disabilities, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Simulated versus traditional occupational therapy placements: A randomised controlled trial
C Imms, E Froude, E Chu, L Sheppard, S Darzins, S Guinea, E Gospodarevskaya, R Carter, M Symmons, M Penman, K Nicola-Richmond, S Gilbert Hunt, N Gribble, S Ashby, E Mathieu
(2018), Vol. 65, pp. 556-564, Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, Australia, C1
Extending the paradigm: a policy framework for healthy and equitable eating (HE²)
M Pescud, S Friel, A Lee, G Sacks, E Meertens, R Carter, M Cobcroft, E Munn, J Greenfield
(2018), Vol. 21, pp. 3477-3481, Public health nutrition, Cambridge, Eng., C1
Anna Yeung, Jane Hocking, Rebecca Guy, Christopher Fairley, Kirsty Smith, Alaina Vaisey, Basil Donovan, John Imrie, Jane Gunn, Meredith Temple-Smith, ACCEPt consortium, Rob Carter
(2018), Vol. 35, pp. 626-632, Family practice, Oxford, Eng., C1
Assessing Cost-Effectiveness of Obesity Prevention Policies in Australia 2018 (ACE-Obesity Policy)
Jaithri Ananthapavan, Gary Sacks, Vicki Brown, Marj Moodie, Phuong Nguyen, Jan Barendregt, Lennert Veerman, Ana Mantilla Herrera, Anita Lal, Anna Peeters, Rob Carter
(2018), Geelong, Vic., A6
Economic evaluation of nasogastric versus intravenous hydration in infants with bronchiolitis
E Oakley, R Carter, B Murphy, M Borland, J Neutze, J Acworth, D Krieser, S Dalziel, A Davidson, S Donath, K Jachno, M South, F Babl
(2017), Vol. 29, pp. 324-329, Emergency medicine Australasia, London, Eng., C1
V Brown, M Moodie, A Mantilla Herrera, J Veerman, R Carter
(2017), Vol. 96, pp. 49-66, Preventive Medicine, United States, C1
Economic evaluation of future skin cancer prevention in Australia
S Shih, R Carter, S Heward, C Sinclair
(2017), Vol. 99, pp. 7-12, Preventitive medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
M Chatterton, E Stockings, M Berk, J Barendregt, R Carter, C Mihalopoulos
(2017), Vol. 210, pp. 333-341, British Journal of Psychiatry, England, C1
V Brown, M Moodie, R Carter
(2017), Vol. 7, pp. 23-37, Journal of transport and health, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
V Brown, M Moodie, L Cobiac, A Mantilla Herrera, R Carter
(2017), Vol. 17, BMC Public Health, England, C1
A Lal, A Mantilla-Herrera, L Veerman, K Backholer, G Sacks, M Moodie, M Siahpush, R Carter, A Peeters
(2017), Vol. 14, PLoS Medicine, United States, C1
S Metcalfe, M Martyn, A Ames, V Anderson, A Archibald, R Carter, J Cohen, M Cotter, W Dang, M Delatycki, S Donath, S Edwards, R Forbes, M Gavrila, J Halliday, C Hickerton, M Hill, L Jacobs, V Petrou, L Plunkett, L Sheffield, A Thornton, S Younie, J Emery
(2017), Vol. 19, pp. 1346-1355, Genetics in Medicine, United States, C1
S Shih, R Carter, S Heward, C Sinclair
(2017), Vol. 41, pp. 371-376, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, Chichester, Eng., C1
C Imms, E Chu, S Guinea, L Sheppard, E Froude, R Carter, S Darzins, S Ashby, S Gilbert-Hunt, N Gribble, K Nicola-Richmond, M Penman, E Gospodarevskaya, E Mathieu, M Symmons
(2017), Vol. 18, Trials, England, C1
V Brown, M Moodie, L Cobiac, H Mantilla, R Carter
(2017), Vol. 41, pp. 611-616, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, London, Eng., C1
Using systems science to understand the determinants of inequities in healthy eating
S Friel, M Pescud, E Malbon, A Lee, R Carter, J Greenfield, M Cobcroft, J Potter, L Rychetnik, B Meertens
(2017), Vol. 12, pp. 1-18, PLoS One, San Francisco, Calif., C1
I Krass, R Carter, B Mitchell, M Mohebbi, S Shih, P Trinder, V Versace, F Wilson, K Namara
(2017), Vol. 7, BMJ Open, England, C1
J Ong, M Chen, J Hocking, C Fairley, R Carter, L Bulfone, A Hsueh
(2016), Vol. 123, pp. 1194-1202, BJOG: an international journal of obstetrics and gynaecology, Chichester, Eng., C1
M Chatterton, S Chambers, S Occhipinti, A Girgis, J Dunn, R Carter, S Shih, C Mihalopoulos
(2016), Vol. 25, pp. 857-864, Psycho-oncology, Chichester, Eng., C1
V Brown, B Diomedi, M Moodie, J Veerman, R Carter
(2016), Vol. 45, pp. 190-208, Transport Policy, C1
C Imms, M Wallen, C Elliott, B Hoare, M Randall, S Greaves, B Adair, E Bradshaw, R Carter, F Orsini, S Shih, D Reddihough
(2016), Vol. 16, BMC Pediatrics, England, C1
B Hemsley, A Georgiou, R Carter, S Hill, I Higgins, P van Vliet, S Balandin
(2016), Vol. 45, pp. 107-115, Health information management joural, London, Eng., C1
S O’Reilly, J Dunbar, V Versace, E Janus, J Best, R Carter, J Oats, T Skinner, M Ackland, P Phillips, P Ebeling, J Reynolds, S Shih, V Hagger, M Coates, C Wildey
(2016), Vol. 13, PLoS Medicine, United States, C1
J Yaxley, G Coughlin, S Chambers, S Occhipinti, H Samaratunga, L Zajdlewicz, N Dunglison, R Carter, S Williams, D Payton, J Perry-Keene, M Lavin, R Gardiner
(2016), Vol. 388, pp. 1057-1066, Lancet, London, Eng., C1
M Riddell, J Dunbar, P Absetz, R Wolfe, H Li, M Brand, Z Aziz, B Oldenburg, P Reddy, V Hagger, G Johnson, M De Courten, R Carter, A Zaini
(2016), Vol. 16, BMC Public Health, England, C1
Whole of systems trial of prevention strategies for childhood obesity: WHO STOPS childhood obesity
S Allender, L Millar, P Hovmand, C Bell, M Moodie, R Carter, B Swinburn, C Strugnell, J Lowe, K De La Haye, L Orellana, S Morgan
(2016), Vol. 13, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Switzerland, C1
Prevalence of class-I, class-II and class-III obesity in Australian adults between 1995 and 2011-12
C Keating, K Backholer, E Gearon, C Stevenson, B Swinburn, M Moodie, R Carter, A Peeters
(2015), Vol. 9, pp. 553-562, Obesity research & clinical practice, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Accepting risk in the acceleration of drug development for rare cancers
D Ashley, D Thomas, L Gore, R Carter, J Zalcberg, R Otmar, J Savulescu
(2015), Vol. 16, pp. e190-e194, The Lancet Oncology, England, C1
Pseudomonas aeruginosa genotypes acquired by children with cystic fibrosis by age 5-years.
T Kidd, K Ramsay, S Vidmar, J Carlin, S Bell, C Wainwright, K Grimwood, P Francis, C Dakin, J Cheney, N George, J Carlin, C Robertson, S Vidmar, M Moodie, R Carzino, R Carter, B Whitehead, J Hunter, C Byrnes, H Tiddens, K Graniel, K Gerbrands, L Mott
(2015), Vol. 14, pp. 361-369, Journal of cystic fibrosis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Cost effectiveness of an elementary school active physical education policy
J Barrett, S Gortmaker, M Long, Z Ward, S Resch, M Moodie, R Carter, G Sacks, B Swinburn, Y Wang, A Cradock
(2015), Vol. 49, pp. 148-159, American journal of preventive medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Modeling the cost effectiveness of child care policy changes in the U.S.
D Wright, E Kenney, C Giles, M Long, Z Ward, S Resch, M Moodie, R Carter, Y Wang, G Sacks, B Swinburn, S Gortmaker, A Cradock
(2015), Vol. 49, pp. 135-147, American journal of preventive medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
BMI and healthcare cost impact of eliminating tax subsidy for advertising unhealthy food to youth
K Sonneville, M Long, Z Ward, S Resch, Y Wang, J Pomeranz, M Moodie, R Carter, G Sacks, B Swinburn, S Gortmaker
(2015), Vol. 49, pp. 124-134, American journal of preventive medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Cost effectiveness of a sugar-sweetened beverage excise tax in the U.S.
M Long, S Gortmaker, Z Ward, S Resch, M Moodie, G Sacks, B Swinburn, R Carter, Y Wang
(2015), Vol. 49, pp. 112-123, American journal of preventive medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Cost effectiveness of childhood obesity interventions: Evidence and methods for CHOICES
S Gortmaker, M Long, S Resch, Z Ward, A Cradock, J Barrett, D Wright, K Sonneville, C Giles, R Carter, M Moodie, G Sacks, B Swinburn, A Hsiao, S Vine, J Barendregt, T Vos, Y Wang
(2015), Vol. 49, pp. 102-111, American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
C Mihalopoulos, T Vos, R Rapee, J Pirkis, M Chatterton, Y Lee, R Carter
(2015), Vol. 56, pp. 1026-1033, Journal of child psychology and psychiatry, Chichester, Eng., C1
The health and economic benefits of reducing intimate partner violence: an Australian example
D Cadilhac, L Sheppard, T Cumming, T Thayabaranathan, D Pearce, R Carter, A Magnus
(2015), Vol. 15, pp. 1-10, BMC public health, London, Eng., C1
B Hemsley, A Georgiou, S Balandin, R Carter, S Hill, I Higgins, P Van Vliet, S McCarthy
(2015), Vol. 214 : Driving Reform: Digital health is everyone's business, pp. 100-106, Studies in health technology and informatics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Congestion pricing and active transport - evidence from five opportunities for natural experiment
V Brown, M Moodie, R Carter
(2015), Vol. 2, pp. 568-579, Journal of transport and health, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
J Dunbar, A Hernan, E Janus, E Vartiainen, T Laatikainen, V Versace, J Reynolds, J Best, T Skinner, S O'Reilly, K Mc Namara, E Stewart, M Coates, C Bennett, R Carter
(2015), Vol. 3, pp. 1-13, BMJ open diabetes research and care, London, Eng., C1
Economics of obesity - learning from the past to contribute to a better future
J Ananthapavan, G Sacks, M Moodie, R Carter
(2014), Vol. 11, pp. 4007-4025, International journal of environmental research and public health, Basel, Switzerland, C1
S Chambers, A Girgis, S Occhipinti, S Hutchison, J Turner, M McDowell, C Michalopoulos, R Carter, J Dunn
(2014), Vol. 41, pp. 256-266, Oncology nursing forum, Pittsburgh, PA, C1
A progress report on a prospective randomised trial of open and robotic prostatectomy
R Gardiner, G Coughlin, J Yaxley, N Dunglison, S Occhipinti, S Younie, R Carter, S Williams, R Medcraft, H Samaratunga, J Perry-Keene, D Payton, M Lavin, S Chambers
(2014), Vol. 65, pp. 512-515, European Urology, Switzerland, C1
K Ong, R Carter, T Vos, M Kelaher, I Anderson
(2014), Vol. 23, pp. 414-421, Heart Lung and Circulation, Australia, C1
A Yeung, M Temple-Smith, S Spark, R Guy, C Fairley, M Law, A Wood, K Smith, B Donovan, J Kaldor, J Gunn, M Pirotta, R Carter, J Hocking, ACCEPt consortium
(2014), Vol. 14, pp. 1-12, BMC infectious diseases, London, England, C1
The Melbourne Diabetes Prevention Study (MDPS) : study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
N Davis-Lameloise, A Hernan, E Janus, E Stewart, R Carter, C Bennett, S O'Reilly, B Philpot, E Vartiainen, J Dunbar
(2013), Vol. 14, pp. 1-9, Trials, London, England, C1
M Moodie, J Herbert, A de Silva-Sanigorski, H Mavoa, C Keating, R Carter, E Waters, L Gibbs, B Swinburn
(2013), Vol. 21, pp. 2072-2080, Obesity : a research journal, Hoboken, New Jersey, C1
Pharmaceutical utilisation and costs before and after bariatric surgery.
C Keating, A Peeters, B Swinburn, R Carter, M Moodie
(2013), Vol. 37, pp. 1467-1472, International journal of obesity, London, England, C1
Mothers after gestational diabetes in Australia Diabetes Prevention Program (MAGDA-DPP) post-natal intervention: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
S Shih, N Davis-Lameloise, E Janus, C Wildey, V Versace, V Hagger, D Asproloupos, S O Reilly, P Phillips, M Ackland
(2013), Vol. 14, pp. 1-10, Trials, London, Eng., C1-1
M Martyn, V Anderson, A Archibald, R Carter, J Cohen, M Delatycki, S Donath, J Emery, J Halliday, M Hill, L Sheffield, H Slater, F Tassone, S Younie, S Metcalfe
(2013), Vol. 3, BMJ open, London, England, C1
Priority-setting for mental health services
Mihalopoulos Cathy, Carter Rob, J Pirkis, T Vos
(2013), Vol. 22, pp. 122-134, Journal of mental health, London, Eng., C1-1
B Tran, C Keating, S Ananda, S Kosmider, I Jones, M Croxford, K Field, R Carter, P Gibbs
(2012), Vol. 42, pp. 794-800, Internal medicine journal, Richmond, Vic., C1
The economic gains of achieving reduced alcohol consumption targets for Australia
A Magnus, D Cadilhac, L Sheppard, T Cumming, D Pearce, R Carter
(2012), Vol. 102, pp. 1313-1319, American journal of public health, Washington, D.C., C1
L Cobiac, A Magnus, J Barendregt, R Carter, T Vos
(2012), Vol. 12, pp. 398-399, BMC public health, London, England, C1
The population cost-effectiveness of interventions designed to prevent childhood depression
C Mihalopoulos, T Vos, J Pirkis, R Carter
(2012), Vol. 129, pp. 723-730, Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, Ill., C1
Which interventions offer best value for money in primary prevention of cardiovascular disease?
L Cobiac, A Magnus, S Lim, J Barendregt, R Carter, T Vos
(2012), Vol. 7, pp. 1-19, PLoS ONE, San Francisco, Calif., C1
D Cadilhac, R Carter, A Thrift, H Dewey
(2012), Vol. 43, pp. 1370-1375, Stroke, Philadelphia, Pa., C1
A randomised trial of robotic and open prostatectomy in men with localised prostate cancer
R Gardiner, J Yaxley, G Coughlin, N Dunglison, S Occhipinti, S Younie, R Carter, S Williams, R Medcraft, N Bennett, M Lavin, S Chambers
(2012), Vol. 12, pp. 1-6, BMC cancer, London, England, C1
Outcomes-based risk-sharing schemes : is there a potential role in the Asia-Pacific markets?
L Coulton, L Annemans, R Carter, M Herrera, H Thabrany, J Lim, K Lee, W Chen, N Chaiyakunapruk, H Chern, T Lee, H Hakamura, T Tarn, A Keskinaslan
(2012), Vol. 3, Heatlh outcomes research in medicine, Amsterdam, Netherlands, C1-1
Scaling-up from an implementation trial to state-wide coverage : results from the preliminary Melbourne Diabetes Prevention Study
E Janus, J Best, N Davis-Lameloise, B Philpot, A Hernan, C Bennett, S O'Reilly, R Carter, E Vartiainen, J Dunbar
(2012), Vol. 13, pp. 1-6, BioMed Central Ltd, London, England, C1-1
Implementation salvage experiences from the Melbourne diabetes prevention study
J Dunbar, A Hernan, E Janus, N Davis-Lameloise, D Asproloupos, S O'Reilly, A Timoshanko, E Stewart, C Bennett, G Johnson, R Carter
(2012), Vol. 12, pp. 1-9, BMC public health, London, England, C1-1
K Ong, R Carter, M Kelaher, I Anderson
(2012), Vol. 12, pp. 1-11, BMC health services research, London, England, C1-1
Do indicated preventive interventions for depression represent good value for money?
C Mihalopoulos, T Vos, J Pirkis, F Smit, R Carter
(2011), Vol. 45, pp. 36-44, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Abingdon, England, C1
Economic benefits of achieving realistic smoking cessation targets in Australia
A Magnus, D Cadilhac, L Sheppard, T Cumming, D Pearce, R Carter
(2011), Vol. 101, pp. 321-327, American journal of public health, Washington, D.C., C1
E Waters, R Armstrong, B Swinburn, L Moore, M Dobbins, L Anderson, M Petticrew, R Clark, R Conning, M Moodie, R Carter
(2011), Vol. 11, pp. 1-8, BMC Public Health, London, England, C1
B Bonevski, C Paul, C D’Este, R Sanson-Fisher, R West, A Girgis, M Siahpush, R Carter
(2011), Vol. 11, pp. 1-8, BMC Public Health, London, England, C1
M Moodie, M Haby, B Swinburn, R Carter
(2011), Vol. 8, pp. 503-515, Journal of physical activity and health, Champaign, Ill., C1
D Cadilhac, A Magnus, L Sheppard, T Cumming, D Pearce, R Carter
(2011), Vol. 11, pp. 1-12, BMC public health, London, England, C1
The economic benefits of reducing physical inactivity : an Australian example
D Cadilhac, T Cumming, L Sheppard, D Pearce, R Carter, A Magnus
(2011), Vol. 8, pp. 1-8, International journal of behavioral nutrition and physical activity, London, England, C1
The economic analysis of prevention in mental health programs
C Mihalopoulos, T Vos, J Pirkis, R Carter
(2011), Vol. 7, pp. 169-201, Annual review of clinical psychology, Palo Alto, Calif., C1
Changing the future of obesity: science, policy, and action
S Gortmaker, B Swinburn, D Levy, R Carter, P Mabry, D Finegood, T Huang, T Marsh, M Moodie
(2011), Vol. 378, pp. 838-847, Lancet, London, Eng., C1-1
The cost-effectiveness of preventive interventions for mental disorders
C Mihalopoulos, T Vos, J Pirkis, R Carter
(2011), ACE 2011 : 40th Australian Conference of Economists, Canberra, A. C. T., E1-1
Economic evaluation of obesity interventions
M Moodie, R Carter
(2010), pp. 167-174, Preventing childhood obesity : evidence, policy and practice, Hoboken, N. J., B1
D Cadilhac, H Dewey, T Vos, R Carter, A Thrift
(2010), Vol. 8, Health and quality of life outcomes, London, England, C1-1
D Chew, R Carter, B Rankin, A Boyden, H Egan
(2010), Vol. 34, pp. 162-169, Australian health review, Collingwood, Vic., C1-1
Computer reminders for chlamydia screening in general practice : a randomized controlled trial
J Walker, C Fairley, S Walker, L Gurrin, J Gunn, M Pirotta, R Carter, J Hocking
(2010), Vol. 37, pp. 445-450, Sexually transmitted diseases, Philadelphia, Pa., C1-1
J Ananthapavan, M Moodie, M Haby, R Carter
(2010), Vol. 6, pp. 377-385, Surgery for obesity and related diseases, Philadelphia, Pa., C1-1
Screening pregnant women for chlamydia : what are the predictors of infection?
M Chen, C Fairley, D De Guingand, J Hocking, S Tabrizi, E Wallace, S Grover, L Gurrin, R Carter, M Pirotta, S Garland
(2009), Vol. 85, pp. 31-35, Sexually transmitted infections, London, England, C1
Cost-effectiveness of active transport for primary school children - Walking School Bus Program
M Moodie, M Haby, L Galvin, B Swinburn, R Carter
(2009), Vol. 6, pp. 1-31, International journal of behavioral nutrition and physical activity, London, England, C1
L Phillips, S Cotton, C Mihalopoulos, S Shih, A Yung, R Carter, P McGorry
(2009), Vol. 3, pp. 28-34, Early intervention in psychiatry, Carlton, Vic., C1
R Carter, M Moodie, A Markwick, A Magnus, T Vos, B Swinburn, M Haby
(2009), Vol. 9, pp. 1-24, BMC public health, London, England, C1
The cost-effectiveness of Australia's active after-school communities program
M Moodie, R Carter, B Swinburn, M Haby
(2009), pp. 1-8, Obesity, Basingstoke, England, C1
A Magnus, M Haby, R Carter, B Swinburn
(2009), Vol. 33, pp. 1094-1102, International journal of obesity, Hampshire, England, C1
Health technology assessment : reflections from the Antipodes
L Bulfone, S Younie, R Carter
(2009), Vol. 12, pp. 28-38, Value in health, Malden, Mass., C1
K Ong, M Kelaher, I Anderson, R Carter
(2009), Vol. 8, pp. 1-14, International journal for equity in health, London, England, C1
J Anderson, D Wilson, D Templeton, A Grulich, R Carter, J Kaldor
(2009), Vol. 200, pp. 1803-1812, Journal of infectious diseases, Chicago, Ill., C1
Estimating the long-term costs of ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke for Australia
D Cadilhac, R Carter, A Thrift, H Dewey
(2009), Vol. 40, pp. 915-921, Stroke, Dallas, Tex., C1
S Chambers, A Girgis, S Occhipinti, S Hutchinson, J Turner, R Carter, J Dunn
(2009), Vol. 9, pp. 1-7, BMC Cancer, London, England, C1
Patterns of treatment of external genital warts in Australian sexual health clinics
M Pirotta, A Stein, C Fairley, E Conway, J Chuah, J McCloskey, A McNulty, R Waddell, R Carter, S Garland
(2009), Vol. 36, pp. 375-379, Sexually transmitted diseases, Philadelphia, Pa., C1
Economic evaluation of skin cancer prevention in Australia
S Shih, R Carter, C Sinclair, C Mihalopoulos, T Vos
(2009), Vol. 49, pp. 449-453, Preventive medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
The health and economic benefits of reducing disease risk factors
D Cadilhac, A Magnus, T Cumming, L Sheppard, D Pearce, R Carter
(2009), [Melbourne, Vic.], A6
M Moodie, M Haby, M Wake, L Gold, R Carter
(2008), Vol. 6, pp. 363-376, Economics and human biology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
S Lambert, K Allen, R Carter, T Nolan
(2008), Vol. 9, pp. 1-11, Respiratory research, London, England, C1
R Carter, T Vos, M Moodie, M Haby, A Magnus, C Mihalopoulos
(2008), Vol. 8, pp. 593-617, Expert review of pharmacoeconomics & outcomes research : informing decision-making in the delivery of cost-effective healthcare, London, England, C1
Evaluation of Preventative Health Interventions (quote No F2006/00344)
A Magnus, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter
(2008), VIC, A6
Health technology assessment in Australia : insights for China
R Carter
(2008), pp. 1-1, Proceedings of the 2008 Health Technology Assessment Support on Policy Making Process, Beijing, China, E1-1
Best practice in health technology assessment and cost-effectiveness analysis
R Carter
(2008), pp. 1-1, Proceedings of the 2008 Asia Pacific Health Policy Summit, Shanghai, China, E1-1
A cost based equity weight for use in the economic evaluation of health services
K Ong, M Kelaher, I Anderson, R Carter
(2008), A global world - practical action for health and well being : Proceedings of the Population Health Congress, Brisbane, Queensland, E1-1
A template of Indigenous primary health care service delivery for use in economic evaluations
K Ong, R Carter, M Kelaher, I Anderson
(2008), A global world - practical action for health and well being : Proceedings of the Population Health Congress, Brisbane, Queensland, E1-1
Preventing obesity: selecting the best investments
B Swinburn, R Carter, M Haby, M Moodie, C Bell, A Simmons
(2007), pp. 238-242, Challenge of obesity in the WHO European Region and the strategies for response, Copenhagen, Denmark, B1
S Peacock, J Richardson, R Carter, D Edwards
(2007), Vol. 64, pp. 897-910, Social science and medicine, Oxford, England, C1-1
Does the Triple P-Positive Parenting Program provide value for money?
C Mihalopoulos, M Sanders, K Turner, M Murphy-Brennan, R Carter
(2007), Vol. 41, pp. 239-246, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Melbourne, Vic., C1-1
C Dominique, R Carter, A Thrift, H Dewey
(2007), Vol. 83, pp. 287-294, Health policy, Shannon, Republic of Ireland, C1
The Pacific OPIC project (Obesity Prevention in Communities) - objectives and designs
B Swinburn, J Pryor, M McCabe, R Carter, M de Courten, D Schaaf, R Scragg
(2007), Vol. 14, pp. 139-146, Pacific health dialog : health promotion in the Pacific, Rarotonga, Cook Islands, C1-1
J Dunbar, P Reddy, B McAvoy, R Carter, A Schoo, S Colgan, D Weller, I Torneus
(2007), Canberra, A.C.T, A6-1
J Dunbar, P Reddy, B McAvoy, R Carter, A Schoo, S Colgan, D Weller, I Torneus
(2007), Canberra, A6-1
The ACE (Assessing Cost Effectiveness) approach to priority setting
R Carter
(2007), pp. 1-1, IHEA 2007 : Proceedings of the International Health Economics Association 6th World Congress : Explorations in health economics, Copenhagen, Denmark, E1-1
Cost-effectiveness of a GP-based chronic disease management plan for CHD
R Carter, D Chew, A Boyden, H Egan, B Rankin
(2007), pp. 1-1, ASC 2007 : Proceedings of the 50th Scientific Conference of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners 2007, Sydney, N.S.W., E1-1
What are the 'Best Buys' for preventing obesity in children and adolescents?
M Moodie, R Carter, B Swinburn, A Markwick, A Magnus, K Tay-Teo, M Haby
(2007), pp. 1-1, IHEA 2007 : Proceedings of the International Health Economics Association 6th World Congress : Explorations in health economics, Copenhagen, Denmark, E1-1
R Carter, M Moodie, M Haby, B Swinburn
(2007), pp. 1-1, COMnet 2007 : Proceedings of the Harvard School of Public Health COMnet meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, E1-1
Determining 'best buys' for childhood and adolescent obesity prevention.
M Moodie, R Carter
(2007), pp. 1-1, Harvard School of Public Health, Department of Nutrition : Monday Nutrition Seminars, Boston, Massachusetts, E1-1
M Moodie, D Cadilhac, D Pearce, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, S Davis, G Donnan
(2006), Vol. 37, pp. 2790-2795, Stroke, Dallas, Tex., C1-1
M Haby, T Vos, R Carter, M Moodie, A Markwick, A Magnus, K Tay-Teo, B Swinburn
(2006), Vol. 30, pp. 1463-1475, International journal of obesity : journal of the International Association for the Study of Obesity, London, England, C1
R Manser, G Wright, G Byrnes, D Hart, M Conron, R Carter, S McLachlan, D Campbell
(2006), Vol. 53, pp. 217-229, Lung cancer, Ireland, C1-1
Influenza vaccination for 'at risk' Australian adults aged between 18 to 64
K Tay-Teo, R Carter
(2006), Melbourne, Vic., A6-1
Influenza vaccination for 'at risk' Australian adults aged between 18 to 64
S Colgan, K Tay-Teo, S Shih, R Carter
(2006), Melbourne, Vic., A6-1
The cost effectiveness of obesity prevention
R Carter, M Moodie
(2005), pp. 165-204, Obesity prevention and public health, Oxford, England, B1-1
C Mihalopoulos, D Cadilhac, M Moodie, H Dewey, A Thrift, G Donnan, R Carter
(2005), Vol. 21, pp. 499-505, International journal of technology assessment in health care, Cambridge, Eng., C1-1
Cost-effectiveness of cognitive-behavioural therapy and drug interventions for major depression
T Vos, J Corry, M Haby, R Carter, G Andrews
(2005), Vol. 39, pp. 683-692, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Malden, Mass., C1-1
M Chalamat, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, T Vos
(2005), Vol. 39, pp. 693-700, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Malden, Mass., C1-1
Assessing cost-effectiveness of drug interventions for schizophrenia
A Magnus, V Carr, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, T Vos
(2005), Vol. 39, pp. 44-54, Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, Malden, Mass., C1-1
R Manser, A Dalton, R Carter, G Byrnes, M Elwood, D Campbell
(2005), Vol. 48, pp. 171-185, Lung Cancer, Shannon, County Clare, Ireland, C1-1
T Vos, M Haby, A Magnus, C Mihalopoulos, G Andrews
(2005), Vol. 39, pp. 701-712, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, London, England, C1-1
D Cadilhac, M Moodie, H Dewey, C Mihalopoulos, A Thrift, G Donnan, R Carter
(2005), pp. 1-1, IHEA 2005 : Proceedings of the International Health Economics Association 5th World Congress : Investing in health, Barcelona, Spain, E1-1
M Moodie, R Carter
(2005), pp. 1-1, Collective creation of our future : the plight of modern Pacificans : Pasifia Medical Association of New Zealand 7th Annual Conference hosted by the Tonga Medical Association, August 21st - 24th, 2005, Nuku'alofa, Kingdom of Tonga, Nuku'alofa, Kingdom of Tonga, E1-1
ACE (Assessing Cost-Effectiveness) obesity - priority setting for obesity
M Moodie, M Haby, B Swinburn, T Vos, A Markwick, A Magnus, R Carter
(2005), pp. 1-1, IHEA 2005 : Proceedings of the International Health Economics Association 5th World Congress : Investing in health, Barcelona, Spain, E1-1
Australian cystic fibrosis BAL study interim analysis
C Wainwright, J Carlin, P Cooper, C Byrnes, J Martin, K Grimwood, D Armstrong, P Francis, C Dakin, B Whitehead, R Carter, S Vidmar, J Cheney, C Robertson
(2005), pp. 1-1, Proceedings of the 6th Australian and New Zealand Cystic Fibrosis Conference 2005, Adelaide, South Australia, E1-1
A Markwick, M Moodie, R Carter, A Magnus, M Haby
(2005), pp. 1-1, Health outcomes 2005 : making a difference : the 11th Annual National Health Outcomes Conference, Canberra, A.C.T., E1-1
Skin cancer prevention: an economic perspective
R Carter
(2004), pp. 295-317, Prevention of skin cancer, Dordrecht, Netherlands, B1-1
C Mihalopoulos, A Magnus, R Carter, T Vos
(2004), Vol. 38, pp. 511-519, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Malden, Mass., C1-1
M Moodie, R Carter, C Mihalopoulos, A Thrift, B Chambers, G Donnan, H Dewey
(2004), Vol. 35, pp. 1041-1046, Stroke, Philadelphia, PA, C1-1
Assessing cost-effectiveness-mental health: introduction to the study and methods
M Haby, R Carter, C Mihalopoulos, A Magnus, K Sanderson, G Andrews, T Vos
(2004), Vol. 38, pp. 569-578, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, United Kingdom, C1-1
L Heuzenroeder, M Donnelly, M Haby, C Mihalopoulos, R Rossell, R Carter, G Andrews, T Vos
(2004), Vol. 38, pp. 602-612, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Carlton, Vic., C1-1
H Dewey, A Thrift, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, R Macdonell, J McNeil, G Donnan
(2004), Vol. 11, pp. 134-137, Journal of clinical neuroscience, Amsterdam, Netherlands, C1-1
C Stone, R Carter, T Vos, J St John
(2004), Vol. 28, pp. 273-282, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, Canberra, A.C.T., C1-1
M Haby, B Tonge, L Littlefield, R Carter, T Vos
(2004), Vol. 38, pp. 579-591, Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Abingdon, England, C1-1
M Donnelly, M Haby, R Carter, G Andrews, T Vos
(2004), Vol. 38, pp. 592-601, Australian & New Zealand journal of psychiatry, Abingdon, England, C1-1
S Lambert, K O`Grady, S Gabriel, R Carter, T Nolan
(2004), Vol. 28, pp. 509-516, Communicable diseases intelligence, Canberra, A.C.T., C1-1
S Lambert, K-A O'Grady, S Gabriel, R Carter, T Nolan
(2004), Vol. 28, pp. 509-516, Communicable diseases intelligence, Canberra, A.C.T., C1-1
The Health Connect benefits realisation framework
A McWilliam, J Parker, R Carter
(2004), Canberra, A.C.T, A6-1
R Carter
(2004), Proceedings of the 2004 Australia's Health : Vital Statistics Vital Signs Conference, Canberra, A.C.T., E1-1
H Dewey, A Thrift, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, R Macdonell, J McNeil, G Donnan
(2003), Vol. 34, pp. 2502-2507, Stroke, Philadelphia, Pa., C1-1
C Hopley, R Carter, P Mitchell
(2003), Vol. 31, pp. 522-529, Clinical and experimental ophthalmology, Carlton, Vic., C1-1
The Australian pharmaceutical benefits scheme
R Carter
(2003), Proceedings of the 2003 Pharmaco-Economics : Concepts, Application and Issues. Symposium, Seoul, South Korea, E1-1
Priority setting - still with us : still unresolved : and still difficult
R Carter
(2003), Proceedings of the 2003 : VicHealth Public Health Research Symposium, Melbourne, Victoria, E1-1
M Haby, T Vos, R Carter
(2003), Proceedings of the 2003 World Federation for Mental Health Congress, Melbourne, Victoria, E1-1
ACE - mental health : pharmacological interventions for psychotic disorders
A Magnus, T Vos, M Haby, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter
(2003), Proceedings of the 2003 World Federation for Mental Health Congress, Melbourne, Victoria, E1-1
ACE - mental Health : non-pharmacological interventions for psychotic disorders
C Mihalopoulos, M Chalamat, T Vos, M Haby, A Magnus, R Carter
(2003), Proceedings of the 2003 World Federation for Mental Health Congress, Melbourne, Victoria, E1-1
ACE : mental health : non pharmacological interventions for psychosis
C Mihalopoulos, C Chalamot, T Vos, A Magnus, R Carter
(2003), HSRAANZ 2003 : Proceedings from Health Services and Policy Research Conference, Melbourne, Victoria, E1-1
The ACE - mental health study : helping policy makers choose evidence-based health services
T Vos, M Haby, R Carter, G Andrews
(2003), Proceedings of the 2003 World Federation for Mental Health Congress, Melbourne, Victoria, E1-1
H Dewey, A Thrift, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, R Macdonell, J McNeil, G Donnan
(2002), Vol. 33, pp. 1028-1033, Stroke, Philadelphia, Pa., C1-1
H Dewey, A Thrift, C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, R Macdonell, J McNeil, G Donnan
(2001), Vol. 32, pp. 2409-2416, Stroke, Philadelphia, Pa., C1-1
R Carter, C Stone, T Vos, J Hocking, C Mihalopoulos, S Peacock, S Crowley
(2000), Melbourne, Vic., A6-1
C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, H Dewey, F Smarelli
(2000), Melbourne, Vic., A6-1
C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, H Dewey
(2000), Melbourne, Vic., A6-1
Is phase-specific, community-oriented treatment of early psychosis- an economically viable method of improving outcome?
C Mihalopoulos, P McGorry, R Carter
(1999), Vol. 100, pp. 47-55, Acta psychiatrica Scandinavica, Malden, Ma., C1-1
R Carter, R Marks, D Hill
(1999), Vol. 14, pp. 73-82, Health promotion international, Oxford, Eng., C1-1
Economic evaluation of the cochlear implant
R Carter, D Hailey
(1999), Vol. 15, pp. 520-530, International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, England, C1-1
C Mihalopoulos, R Carter, H Dewey
(1999), Melbourne, Vic., A6-1
Developing methodologies for evaluating community-wide health promotion
R Sanson-Fisher, S Redman, L Hancock, S Halpin, P Clarke, M Schofield, R Burton, M Hensley, R Gibberd, A Reid, R Walsh, A Girgis, L Burton, A McClintock, R Carter, A Donner, S Green
(1996), Vol. 11, pp. 227-236, Health promotion international, Oxford, Eng., C1-1
The cost of obesity: the Australian perspective
L Segal, R Carter, P Zimmet
(1994), Vol. 5, pp. 45-52, Pharmacoeconomics, Cham, Switzerland, C1-1
Cost-effectiveness of mammographic screening in Australia
R Carter, P Glasziou, G van Oortmarssen, H de Koning, C Stevenson, G Salkeld, R Boer
(1993), Vol. 17, pp. 42-50, Australian journal of public health, Richmond, Vic., C1-1
Assessment of costs and benefits in the introduction of digital radiology systems
B Crowe, D Hailey, R Carter
(1992), Vol. 30, pp. 17-25, International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing, Ireland, C1-1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
Knowledge translation: a cluster randomised controlled trial of methods to support the use of evidence in health promotion and public health decision-making
Prof Elizabeth Waters, Prof Boyd Swinburn, Prof Laurence Moore, Prof Sing Lo, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2008: $34,819
- 2007: $131,213
Guiding intervention choices to reduce health costs, health inequalities, and improve the health of Australians: avoidable disease burden and cost-effectiveness prevention
Prof Eric Vos, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Alan Lopez, Prof Christopher Doran, Prof Andrew Wilson, A/Prof Ian Anderson
NHMRC - Research UQ - The University of Queensland
- 2009: $195,202
- 2008: $260,418
- 2007: $258,155
A multi-centre, randomised, controlled trial of BAL directed therapy in young children with cystic fibrosis
Dr Claire Wainwright, Prof John Carlin, A/Prof Colin Robertson, Prof Keith Grimwood, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr David Armstrong
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2009: $17,600
- 2008: $17,600
- 2007: $17,600
Improving outcome after stroke: a large, multicentre, randomised controlled trial of very early mobilization (AVERT)
A/Prof Helen Dewey, Prof Julie Bernhardt, Prof Geoffrey Donnan, Prof Amanda Thrift, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2010: $20,881
- 2009: $20,881
- 2008: $20,881
- 2007: $20,881
Building Capacity in Health Economic Evaluation
Prof Christopher Doran, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Jeff Richardson, Dr Stephen Lim, Prof Wayne Hall, Prof Timothy Coelli, Prof Eric Vos, Dr David Evans
NHMRC - Strategic Reserve Fund
- 2011: $152,910
- 2010: $142,200
- 2009: $142,200
- 2008: $139,950
- 2007: $99,900
Capacity Building in Childhood and Adolescent Obesity Prevention
Prof Boyd Swinburn, Prof Elizabeth Waters, Prof Marita Mc Cabe, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC CBGPH - Capacity Building Grants in Population Health Research
- 2011: $287,824
- 2010: $423,139
- 2009: $409,089
- 2008: $356,613
- 2007: $312,528
Life! diabetes prevention program: a randomised cluster control trial of its efficacy and cost effectiveness
Hon Prof James Dunbar, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Edward Janus, Prof Catherine Bennett, Dr Sharleen O'Reilly, Prof Erkki Vartiainen
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2011: $266,875
- 2010: $321,466
- 2009: $277,725
Long term impact, capacity gains and cost-effectiveness of a successful community-wide child obesity prevention program
Prof Boyd Swinburn, Dr Andrea Sanigorski, Prof Marj Moodie, Dr Lisa Gibbs, Prof Elizabeth Waters, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2010: $218,300
- 2009: $285,921
- 2008: $183,970
Using mathematical models to assess the impact of interventions to reduce sexually transmitted infections in Australia
Dr Jane Hocking, Dr David Regan, Dr David Wilson, Dr David Philp, Prof Anthony Smith, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2011: $26,000
- 2010: $26,000
- 2009: $26,000
A prospective randomised trial comparing nasogastric with intravenous hydration in children with bronchiolitis
Dr Edward Oakley, Prof Michael South, Dr Franz Babl, Dr Meredith Borland, A/Prof Susan Donath, Dr Andrew Davidson, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2011: $20,000
- 2010: $15,000
- 2009: $20,000
Improving the psychosocial health of people with cancer & their carers: a community based approach
A/Prof Suzanne Steginga, Dr Stefano Occhipinti, Dr Jane Turner, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Jeff Dunn
Cancer Australia and beyondblue - Priority-driven Collaborative Cancer Research
- 2011: $44,411
Priority setting in population health: past experience and future directions
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC CDF - Career Development Fellowship
- 2008: $74,000
Preventing diabetes in pregnancy from progressing to type 2 diabetes: macrolevel system change in South Australia and Victoria.
Hon Prof James Dunbar, Prof James Best, Prof Edward Janus, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Jeremy Oats, Prof Michael Ackland, Prof Paddy Phillips, Prof Timothy Skinner
NHMRC - Partnership Project
- 2014: $248,752
- 2013: $244,120
- 2012: $229,899
- 2011: $279,338
- 2010: $193,800
Interagency collaborations supporting resilient students, families, schools in disadvantaged communities
Prof Jill Blackmore, Prof Ann Taket, Prof Chris Hickey, Empr Bernie Marshall, Prof Andrea Nolan, Prof Karen Stagnitti, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
ARC Linkage - Projects Rnd 2 APAI, ARC_DUAPAI2 ARC_Deakin University Australian Postgraduate Award Industry Second, ARC_DUAPAI ARC_Deakin University Australian Postgraduate Award Industry
- 2013: $7,731
- 2012: $78,756
- 2011: $142,964
- 2010: $137,190
- 2009: $73,929
The Pacific OPIC Study - a four country study of obesity prevention in communities
Prof Boyd Swinburn, A/Prof Robert Scragg, Prof Graham Roberts, Prof Marita Mc Cabe, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Ms Lauren Williams
NHMRC - International Collaborative Research Grant
- 2008: $320,116
- 2007: $322,616
- 2006: $320,116
The FaXes study; offering carrier screening for fragile X syndrome
A/Prof Sylvia Metcalfe, Prof Jon Emery, A/Prof Jane Halliday, Dr Flora Tassone, A/Prof Susan Donath, A/Prof Les Sheffield, Dr Jonathan Cohen, Ms Sandra Younie, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2012: $10,000
- 2011: $5,000
- 2010: $10,000
A randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of chlamydia testing in general practice
Dr Jane Hocking, Dr Rebecca Guy, Ms Meredith Temple-Smith, Dr Nicola Low, Prof Basil Donovan, Dr Marie Pirotta, Dr David Regan, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2014: $26,894
- 2011: $5,000
Centre of Research Excellence on Policy Research on Obesity and Food Systems
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Boyd Swinburn, Prof Marj Moodie, Prof Richard Osborne, Prof Colin Bell, Prof Mark Lawrence, A/Prof Jan Barendregt, Prof Bruce Neal, Prof Anna Peeters, Prof Kelly Brownell, Prof Steven Allender
NHMRC - Centres of Research Excellence
- 2018: $596
- 2017: $340,167
- 2016: $431,611
- 2015: $434,875
- 2014: $452,808
- 2013: $276,834
- 2012: $65,432
Centre of Research Excellence in Cerebral Palsy (CRE-CP)
Prof Dinah Reddihough, Prof Kerr Graham, Prof Christine Imms, Prof Nadia Badawi, Prof Elizabeth Waters, Prof Eve Blair, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC - Centres of Research Excellence
- 2019: $500
- 2018: $147,374
- 2017: $95,749
- 2016: $93,333
- 2015: $46,666
- 2014: $34,999
Estimating the contribution of adolescent alcohol misuse prevention to the reduction of alcohol-related harm in Australia
Prof John Toumbourou, A/Prof Adrian Kelly, Dr Bosco Rowland, Prof Jo Williams, Dr Peter Kremer, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Charles Abraham
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2020: $13,701
- 2019: $334,394
- 2018: $330,733
- 2017: $358,995
- 2016: $317,098
- 2015: $309,396
Developing and evaluating a new cost effective health and wellbeing model of care for disability service providers
Prof Elizabeth Waters, Dr Elise Davis, Prof Jeffrey Chan, Prof Dinah Reddihough, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Katrina Williams, Dr Lisa Gibbs, A/Prof John Reynolds, Dr Jane Tracy, Dr Rachael McDonald
NHMRC - Partnership Project
- 2018: $45,061
- 2017: $71,149
- 2016: $71,149
- 2015: $83,007
Whole of System Trial for Obesity Prevention in Childhood Obesity (WHO STOPS Childhood Obesity)
Prof Steven Allender, Dr Lynne Millar, Dr Peter Hovmand, Prof Colin Bell, Prof Marj Moodie, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Boyd Swinburn
NHMRC - Partnership Project
- 2021: $143,797
- 2020: $347,726
- 2019: $347,616
- 2018: $321,180
- 2017: $261,154
- 2016: $77,171
IV iron for Treatment of Anaemia before Cardiac Surgery (ITACS Trial)
Prof Paul Myles, A/Prof Toby Richards, Prof Julian Smith, Prof David Cooper, A/Prof Erica Wood, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, A/Prof Stephane Heritier, Dr Andrew Klein
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2020: $52,202
- 2019: $8,700
- 2018: $8,700
- 2017: $43,501
The development of a CBA framework integrating the intersectoral benefits of prevention interventions
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Jaithri Ananthapavan
NHMRC Partnership Centre for Better Health
- 2017: $79,667
- 2016: $40,000
Developing the Compelling Case for Prevention
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC Partnership Centre for Better Health
- 2018: $74,054
- 2017: $180,000
Australian Centre for Health, Independence, Economic Participation and Value Enhanced care for adolescents and young adults with cerebral palsy (CP-Achieve)
Prof Dinah Reddihough, Prof Christine Imms, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Nora Shields, Prof Herbert Graham, A/Prof Prue Morgan, David Coghill, Prof Susan Sawyer, Dr Margaret Wallen, Ingrid Honan
NHMRC - Centres of Research Excellence
- 2023: $60,954
- 2022: $121,909
- 2021: $162,727
Other Public Sector Funding
The Economic Benefits of Reducing Disease Risk Factors
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Ms Anne Magnus
VicHealth
- 2009: $31,075
- 2008: $31,075
An economic evaluation of the use of silicon-based dressings for individuals with Epidermolysis bullosa
Mr Stephen Colgan, Ms Anne Magnus, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
DHSV Grant - Research
- 2008: $44,275
Foetal Magnetic Resonance Imaging (FMRI)
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Ms Sandra Younie
DHSV Grant - Research
- 2010: $37,870
Design and Evaluation of a Chlamydia Pilot in General Practice
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
DHA Grant - Research - Department of Health and Ageing
- 2011: $49,961
Evidence Review of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging (CMRI)
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Ms Sandra Younie
DHSV Tender - Department of Human Services Victoria
- 2010: $37,870
Preventing diabetes in pregnancy from progressing to type 2 diabetes: macrolevel system change in South Australia and Victoria.
Hon Prof James Dunbar, Prof James Best, Prof Edward Janus, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Jeremy Oats, Prof Michael Ackland, Prof Paddy Phillips, Prof Timothy Skinner
DH VIC - Grants Department of Health Victoria, SA Health
- 2014: $80,959
- 2013: $96,313
- 2012: $98,674
- 2011: $138,403
The Provision of Health Technology Assessment and Research Support Services
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Ms Sandra Younie, Ms Liliana Bulfone
DHA Tender - Department of Health and Ageing
- 2014: $64,000
- 2013: $185,000
- 2012: $308,847
- 2011: $206,831
- 2010: $251,384
- 2009: $45,899
- 2008: $31,486
Interagency collaborations supporting resilient students, families, schools in disadvantaged communities
Prof Jill Blackmore, Prof Ann Taket, Prof Chris Hickey, Empr Bernie Marshall, Prof Andrea Nolan, Prof Karen Stagnitti, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
DEECD Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, VicHealth - Partnership
- 2012: $25,000
- 2011: $25,000
- 2010: $115,000
Cost-effectiveness of the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program
Ms Catherine Keating, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
RMH Consultancy - Royal Melbourne Hospital
- 2010: $10,000
Develop a scope and protocol for an economic evaluation
Ms Anne Magnus, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
WDHS Western District Health Service
- 2011: $5,000
NHMRC Equipment Grant 2010
Prof Boyd Swinburn, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
NHMRC - Equipment Grant (pre 2017)
- 2011: $17,339
FT DoHA/179/1112 Establishment of a Health Technology Assessment Panel for the Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC)
Ms Liliana Bulfone, Ms Patti Whyte, Miss Bridie Murphy, Ms Sandra Younie, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
DHA Tender - Department of Health and Ageing
- 2015: $150,500
- 2014: $340,000
- 2013: $48,000
RFT DoHA/086/1112 Proposal for External Evaluation of PBAC Submissions
Ms Patti Whyte, Miss Bridie Murphy, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
DHA Grant - Research - Department of Health and Ageing
- 2016: $496,259
- 2015: $797,681
- 2014: $453,235
- 2013: $416,945
- 2012: $112,073
VicStroke (Stroke Telemedicine Vic) - Economic Evaluation
Prof Marj Moodie, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Department of State Development, Business and Innovation
- 2013: $10,000
Economic Appraisal of NSW Get Healthy Service
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Marj Moodie, Dr Jaithri Ananthapavan, Ms Anne Magnus
The Health Administration Corporation
- 2014: $27,271
Embedding Simulation in Clinical training
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Jennifer Watts, Dr Julie Abimanyi-Ochom
Health Workforce Australia - Clinical Supervision Support Program, DHA Grant - Research - Department of Health and Ageing
- 2017: $73,184
- 2014: $11,150
Cost effectiveness of Hospital in the Home (HITH) as a substitute for inpatient care for the management of DVT/PE
Prof Jennifer Watts, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
DH VIC - Grants Department of Health Victoria
- 2014: $17,500
National Evaluation of the Dementia Care in Hospitals Program
Prof Jennifer Watts, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, A/Prof Mark Yates
Ballarat Health Services
- 2017: $41,054
- 2016: $67,858
- 2015: $82,108
The provision of a Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Panel 108/1415
A/Prof Silva Zavarsek, Ms Sandra Younie, Ms Elena Gospodarevskaya, Ms Liliana Bulfone, Dr Lan Gao, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
DHA Tender - Department of Health and Ageing
- 2020: $30,000
- 2019: $541,280
- 2018: $490,336
- 2017: $361,792
- 2016: $470,947
- 2015: $42,000
Health Economics of Cerebral Palsy literature review
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Sophy Shih, Ms Utsana Tonmukayakul
VIC Managed Insurance Authority
- 2016: $41,274
Diabetes Health Check Risk Assessment, Screening and Referral
A/Prof Kevin Mc Namara, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Sophy Shih, Prof Vincent Versace, Dr Mohammadreza Mohebbi
Department of Health - Commonwealth
- 2018: $49,362
- 2017: $328,676
Evaluation of Indigenous Australians Health Program
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, A/Prof Andrew Dalton
Department of Health - Commonwealth
- 2017: $75,021
Industry and Other Funding
Cost-effectiveness of weight loss for type 2 diabetes: a randomized controlled trial of Lap-Band placement
Prof Anna Peeters, Dr John Dixon, Prof Paul O'Brien, Prof Marj Moodie, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Allergan Health
- 2008: $25,719
- 2007: $28,405
Economic Evaluation of skin Cancer Prevention Programs in Australia
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Cancer Council Victoria Grant - Research
- 2007: $25,750
A controlled evaluation of the Australasian peers for progress Diabetes program (PfP-DP) and its transferability to other countries - DU component
Prof Brian Oldenburg, Hon Prof James Dunbar, Dr Prasuna Reddy, Dr Ralph Audehm, Prof Greg Johnson, A/Prof Maximillian de Courten, A/Prof Rory Wolfe, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Pilvikki Absetz, Prof Anvar Zaini
AAFPF Grant - Research American Academy of Family Physicians Foundation
- 2012: $14,250
- 2009: $45,000
The Pacific OPIC study - A four country study of Obesity Prevention In Communities
Prof Boyd Swinburn, A/Prof Robert Scragg, Prof Graham Roberts, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Marita Mc Cabe
Wellcome Trust (UK) Collaborative Grant
- 2010: $151,193
- 2009: $107,971
- 2008: $425,780
- 2007: $244,481
- 2006: $186,560
A Modelling Analysis of First Line antiretroviral Therapy for HIV
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Ms Liliana Bulfone, Dr Jonathan Anderson
GileadSci Grant - Research - Gilead Sciences Pty Limited
- 2009: $37,950
To detemine the cost-effectiveness of the Victorian Aids and Equipment Program, from both a societal and health sector perspective, based on a case series of individuals with a disability.
Prof Marj Moodie, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Mr Stephen Colgan
AEAA Grant - Research - Disability Justice Advocacy Inc -Aids and Equipment Action Alliance
- 2010: $23,000
- 2009: $10,000
- 2008: $15,000
Preventing diabetes in pregnancy from progressing to type 2 diabetes: macrolevel system change in South Australia and Victoria.
Hon Prof James Dunbar, Prof James Best, Prof Edward Janus, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Jeremy Oats, Prof Michael Ackland, Prof Paddy Phillips, Prof Timothy Skinner
Diabetes Australia - Vic
- 2014: $20,000
- 2013: $20,000
- 2012: $20,000
- 2011: $40,000
Managing Uncertainty
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
MAl Grant - Research - Medicines Australia Limited
- 2009: $50,400
A randomised trial of robotic and open prostactectomy: Integrated multidisciplinary studies to guide patient management - DU component
Prof Robert A (Frank) Gardiner, Dr Stefano Occhipinti, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, A/Prof Suzanne Steginga, Dr Scott Williams, Prof Martin Lavin, Dr Nigel Dunglison, Dr John Yaxley
Cancer Council - Queensland Grant - Research
- 2012: $31,400
- 2011: $24,000
- 2010: $39,300
Monitoring and evaluating policy and environmental interventions to halt and reverse the childhood obesity epidemic in the United States
Steven Gortmaker, Prof Marj Moodie, Prof Boyd Swinburn, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- 2011: $85,699
- 2010: $113,300
Economic modelling for NVDPA of Cardiovascular disease Risk Management guidelines
Prof Eric Vos, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, A/Prof Jan Barendregt, Ms Anne Magnus
National Stroke Foundation
- 2011: $8,500
Childhood Obesity Interventions - Evaluating the Cost-effectiveness of Strategies
Steven Gortmaker, Prof Marj Moodie, Prof Boyd Swinburn, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Gary Sacks
The JPB Foundation
- 2015: $12,649
- 2013: $41,729
- 2012: $42,746
Synthesis of cost-effectiveness literature in cancer control
Ms Anne Magnus, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Anita Lal, Prof Eric Vos
Cancer Council Victoria Grant - Research
- 2011: $31,500
Economic evaluation of a National skin Cancer prevention program in Australia
Dr Sophy Shih, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Cancer Council Victoria Grant - Research
- 2015: $6,385
- 2014: $26,070
- 2013: $6,384
Movember Service Agreement - Improving the life of men with prostate cancer
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
The Movember Group Pty Ltd
- 2017: $7,635
Economic Appraisal of Life
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Diabetes Australia - Vic
- 2014: $17,275
The Partnership Centre on Systems Perspectives on Preventing Lifestyle-Related Chronic Health Problems, also known as The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre or (TAPPC)
Prof Andrew Wilson, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
The George Institute for Global Health
- 2015: $38,465
Review of economic analysis method and results contained in report titled 'Benefit cost analysis of three Cancer Institute NSW mass-media skin cancer prevention campaigns.........'
Dr Sophy Shih, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Cancer Institute NSW
- 2014: $2,921
True NTH :Health Economics Evaluation of the True NTH intervention as described in the True NTH Protocol
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Cathy Mihalopoulos, Ms Anne Magnus
The Movember Group Pty Ltd
- 2019: $43,427
- 2017: $108,567
- 2016: $65,140
- 2015: $210,866
- 2014: $23,241
Whole of System Trial for Obesity Prevention in Childhood Obesity (WHO STOPS Childhood Obesity)
Prof Steven Allender, Dr Lynne Millar, Dr Peter Hovmand, Prof Colin Bell, Prof Marj Moodie, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Boyd Swinburn
Western Alliance
- 2021: $50,000
- 2020: $50,000
- 2019: $50,000
- 2017: $50,000
- 2016: $50,000
Economics of Cancer
Dr Nikki McCaffrey, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
Cancer Council Victoria - Contract Research
- 2022: $92,313
- 2021: $90,502
- 2020: $124,658
- 2019: $120,779
- 2017: $75,077
- 2016: $70,884
Australian Prevention Partnership Centre - Integrating the health economics component of the simulation model for prevention of alcohol related harms
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Jaithri Ananthapavan
The Sax Institute
- 2016: $10,601
Three Raid Systematic Reviews for the Minderoo Foundation in Tobacco Prevention
Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Dr Sophy Shih, Dr Anita Lal, Ms Gail Younie
The Trustee for the Minderoo Foundation Trust (Minderoo Foundation)
- 2018: $79,375
Compelling Case for Prevention Project; TAPPC (The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre)
Mr Paul Crosland, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter
The Sax Institute
- 2021: $14,000
- 2020: $123,266
- 2019: $160,000
- 2018: $80,000
Other Funding Sources
Preventing diabetes in pregnancy from progressing to type 2 diabetes: macrolevel system change in South Australia and Victoria.
Hon Prof James Dunbar, Prof James Best, Prof Edward Janus, Emeritus Professor Rob Carter, Prof Jeremy Oats, Prof Michael Ackland, Prof Paddy Phillips, Prof Timothy Skinner
SA Health - University of Melbourne
- 2014: $5,671
- 2011: $2,057
Supervisions
Jaithri Ananthapavan
Thesis entitled: Developing a cost-benefit analysis framework to inform obesity prevention decision-making
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health and Social Development
Anita Lal
Thesis entitled: Incorporating Equity into Cost-effectiveness Analyses of Obesity Prevention Policies
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health and Social Development
Victoria Brown
Thesis entitled: Transport interventions and obesity prevention: role, impact and costeffectiveness
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health and Social Development
Grace Kabaniha
Thesis entitled: A Novel Approach to Priority Setting for HIV/AIDS Prevention Among Adults in Uganda
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health and Social Development
Catherine Keating
Thesis entitled: The burden of severe obesity and the efficiency and equity of treatment
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health and Social Development
Natasha Layton
Thesis entitled: Assistive technology solutions as mediators of equal outcomes
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health and Social Development