Welcome to the Applied Health Economics Lab

The size of the world’s aging population is growing at an unprecedented rate in human history. Among this aging population, increased health challenges such as mobility impairments, chronic conditions and cognitive impairment result in diminished quality of life that directly affects individuals, health care systems, and society as a whole.

At the lab, our overarching goal is to efficiently add quality life years to older Canadians by developing innovative and applied health economics research methods.

Announcements

Rationale and Definition of a Living Systematic Review for Cost-effective Falls Prevention Strategies

While effective fall prevention strategies are well-documented, there is no comprehensive summary of cost-effective approaches. To address this, we developed a LSR that details cost-effective falls prevention for older adults living in the community, admitted to hospital or residing in an aged-care facility.

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Insightful Read: Interested in involving patients in health economics research?

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Our primary research themes

Clinically Applied Economic Evaluation

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Patient-Oriented Research

Patient research

Healthy
Aging

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