Health services planning
Briefing paper
Consumer co-creation in health: innovating in Primary Health Networks
This Evidence Brief from the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association’s (AHHA) Deeble Institute for Health Policy Research and Consumers Health Forum of Australia (CHF) provides recommendations for health service providers including hospitals and Primary Health Networks (PHNs) to increase the role of consumers in designing healthcare services. The brief was authored by Rebecca Randall (CHF)...
Journal article
The 45 and up study: a tool for local population health and health service planning to improve integration of healthcare
Data on patient access to, and use of, primary and secondary care services are a potential tool for population health and health service planning, and for researchers. The Sax Institute’s 45 and Up Study was established to support research about healthy ageing. This paper considers how data from the 45 and Up Study could be...
Report
Applying complex adaptive system thinking to Australian health care: expert commentary
This report aims to contribute to a future vision for the Australian healthcare system. The report, addressed each question from the perspective of two broad approaches found in the literature; 1) ‘systems thinking approaches’ in applied analyses of healthcare, and 2) ‘complex adaptive systems theory’ as a global theory to understand health care.
Strategy
New Zealand health strategy: future direction
The New Zealand Health Strategy outlines the high level direction for New Zealand’s health system over the 10 years from 2016 to 2026.
Report
Expert commentary: what is the state of the art in person-centred care?
This expert commentary has been commissioned to contribute to a series of consultation and discussion papers on its future vision for the Australian healthcare system. The commentary team has been engaged to offer independent expertise and experience to prepare this plain English commentary.