This study explores the experiences and perspectives of older adults across New South Wales who seek information about hospital services and support for themselves, their families or friends, and the people they care for.

The authors of this paper assert that the publication of hospital-acquired complications (HAC) data for consumers provides valuable information to inform patient choice, particularly around the selection of care providers and potential treatment options. To improve patient access to and understanding of HAC information, the authors argue that consumers must be involved in the co-design...

This research paper considers the role digital technology can play in improving patient outcomes and enhancing productivity in healthcare. Drawing on case studies, the paper finds that better integrating digital technology into everyday practice could save more than $5 billion a year and ease pressures on Australia's healthcare system.

This study analysed Australian hospital retail policies aimed at encouraging consumption of healthy foods and drinks.

The New Zealand Infrastructure Commission commissioned NZIER to model hospital building costs over the next thirty years. This report describes the analysis of the health infrastructure implications of a ‘business as usual’ scenario for costs, asset management practices and service delivery methods.