Tagged with Centre for Applied Health Economics

New Medical Research Future Fund project aims to reduce medication-related hospital admissions.

Griffith University researchers have launched a national survey to track people’s social distancing.

Griffith's Centre for Applied Health Economics delivers essential research, informing the allocation of $2.33 billion in federal government expenditure between 2011 and 2016.

Leading Griffith University researchers were honoured at the Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards held at South Bank campus on April 19.

A novel procedure for heart valve replacement surgery could provide improved health outcomes for patients who cannot have open heart surgery, as well as being a cost effective alternative. This is the basis of research being carried out by the Centre for Applied Health Economics, part of the Menzies Health Institute Queensland at Griffith University.

Women may long have suspected it to be the case, but large-scale research by Griffith University and the University of Queensland has found women are more empathetic toward their partners than men.