Adam Elshaug

Professor in Health Policy and Director

University of Melbourne

Australia

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Professor Adam Elshaug serves as the Director at The University of Melbourne, Australia. His research focuses on health policy, specifically addressing health equity, gender pay gaps in medicine, and the economic implications of healthcare practices. Recent publications examine the impact of socioeconomic factors on healthcare costs, variation in specialist fees, and strategies to enhance the effectiveness of health system reforms.

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Anthony Scott

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Kelsey Chalmers

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Yuting Zhang

University of Pittsburgh

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Susan J. Méndez

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Stephen Jan

Professor of Health Economics

The George Institute for Global Health

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Carmen Huckel Schneider

University of Sydney

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University of Oslo

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Articles (17)

Addressing health equity during design and implementation of health system reform initiatives: a scoping review and framework.

'Charge what you think you're worth': a qualitative study exploring the gender pay gap in medicine and the role of price transparency.

Success factors for interventions to reduce low-value imaging. Six crucial lessons learned from a practical case study in Norway

Overcoming silos in health care systems through meso-level organisations – a case study of health reforms in New South Wales, Australia

Sources of specialist physician fee variation: Evidence from Australian health insurance claims data

Effects of clinical and socioeconomic factors on Medicare and patient costs for colorectal cancer in Australia: a retrospective multivariate regression analysis.

Commercial determinants of human rights: for‐profit health care and housing

Health service research definition builder: An R Shiny application for exploring diagnosis codes associated with services reported in routinely collected health data.

“It's not a one operation fits all”: A qualitative study exploring fee setting and participation in price transparency initiatives amongst medical specialists in the Australian private healthcare sector

The financial implications of investigating false-positive and true-positive mammograms in a national breast cancer screening program.

Adenotonsillectomy and adenoidectomy in children: The impact of timing of surgery and post-operative outcomes.

Patterns of specialist out-of-pocket costs for Australian Medicare services: implications for price transparency.

Developing a How-to-Guide for Health Technology Reassessment: "The HTR Playbook".

Rates of Low-Value Service in Australian Public Hospitals and the Association With Patient Insurance Status.

Adverse Events and Hospital-Acquired Conditions Associated With Potential Low-Value Care in Medicare Beneficiaries.

Low value care is a health hazard that calls for patient empowerment.

Assessment of Overuse of Medical Tests and Treatments at US Hospitals Using Medicare Claims.

Collaborators (7)

Anthony Scott

Kelsey Chalmers

Yuting Zhang

Susan J. Méndez

Stephen Jan

Carmen Huckel Schneider

Bjørn Hofmann

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