Intensive Courses
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Health Economic Evaluation and Decision Making
Pub Hlth 7082
Health econimc evaluation is increasingly used to inform decision making at all health service levels - hospital and community - based practice, and national and State/Territory health departments and associated bodies (e.g. PBAC, MSAC, etc.). This course covers the rationale for health economic evaluation within a publicly funded health care system and approaches to incorporating cost-effectiveness data within such systems, and provides detailed introductions to the building blocks of economic evaluation, including outcome measurement (e.g. quality adjusted life years) and frameworks (e.g. decision analytic modelling)
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Location
North Terrace Campus
The University of Adelaide
Adelaide
Australia SA 5005
Map
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Fees
Non Award Domestic Student $2,748.00 AUD
Non Award International Student $2,748.00 AUD
Audit Student Fees
Low income country $1,000.00
Middle income country $1,800.00
High income country:
Private Sector / commercial $2,748.00
Public Sector / academic $2,000.00
Contact
For further information about this Public Health course please contact Angela Noble
Registration
The registration form is available from here
For cross institutional students only please also complete this application for enrolment.
Non Award Study Enrolment Form is available from here.
Accommodation
Organising your accommodation is your task, but to assist you we have provided a listing of accommodation options covering a range of prices. Please open Accommodation List here.
Please note this list is provided as a guide only and all prices are subject to change and availability. You will be required to make your own bookings. When making your booking please indicate that you are attending a University course to receive the Government Rate (also subject to availability).
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HealthTechnology Assessment
Pub Hlth 7147HO
Health Technology Assessment will be held on 19th November - 23rd November 2012.
This course will take a broad view of the assessment of health technologies such as medical procedures, medical devices, pharmaceuticals and public health interventions to inform policy decision regarding access to (and public funding of) these technologies. Emphasis will be placed on methods for conducting the assessment of safety, effectiveness and cost effectiveness of these technologies and on the implementation of the findings of health technology assessment into clinical and public health practice. Attention will be also be given to the diffusion of technological innovations within their social, cultural and ethical context to horizon scanning; diagnostics and disinvestment of technologies.
Location
10 Pulteney Street
Majoribanks Building Marjoribanks 126 SANTOS Lecture Theatre
The University of Adelaide
Adelaide
Australia SA 5005Map
Map of the University of Adelaide
Fees
Non Award Domestic Student $2,748.00 AUD
Non Award International Student $2,748.00 AUD
International Students $3,186.00 AUD
Audit Students Fees (Fees subject to change for 2012)
- Public sector/academic $1,800.00 AUD
- Private sector/commercial $2,890.00 AUD
Course fee information is as follows (in Australian Dollars (AUD):
| Australian attendees | All 5 days | First 3 days | Days 4 & 5 | Day 4 only | Day 5 only |
| Public sector/academic | $1,800.00 | $1,200.00 | $400.00 per day | $400.00 | $400.00 |
| Private sector/commercial | $2,890.00 | $1,800.00 | $600.00 per day | $600.00 | $600.00 |
Contact
For further information about this Public Health course please contact Angela Noble
Registration
The registration form is available from here.
For cross institutional students only please also complete this application for enrolment.
Non Award Study Enrolment Form is available from here.
Accommodation
Organising your accommodation is your task, but to assist you we have provided a listing of accommodation options covering a range of prices. Please open Accomodation List here.
Please note this list is provided as a guide only and all prices are subject to change and availability. You will be required to make your own bookings. When making your booking please indicate that you are attending a University course to receive the Government Rate (also subject to availability).
Health Technology Assessment Handbook
The 2011 Health Technology Assessment Handbook is available from here.
Timetable
The 2011 Health Technology Assessment Timetable is available from here
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One Day Practical Workshops in Occupational Hygiene
2012
Feb 13 Heat Stress
Feb 14 Indoor Air Quality
Feb 15 Air Sampling
Feb 16 Noise
Feb 17 Industrial Ventilation
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Several courses are taught intensively (over 1 week) in the Public Health programs and one and two day Workshops are available through the Occupational Health and Safety programs.
For information on courses and workshops available through the Occupational Health and Safety programs contact the Coordinator, Dino Pisaniello.
Occupational Toxicology
Pub Hlth 7137HO
Occupational Toxicology will be held during the mid Semester break in second semester
Ethics
Pub Hlth 7108HO
Public Health Ethics will be held during the mid semester break, in second semester. Class 23256.
Environmental Health
The National Short Course in Environmental Health is run in conjunction with Flinders University of South Australia in late November/early December. Information at www.nsceh.com
Further information
For further information about the Public Health courses contact the Postgraduate Administrative Officer.
For information on courses and workshops available through the Occupational Health and Safety programs contact the Coordinator, Paul Rothmore
