Health economic policy - hospitals, therapeutic goods, aged care

ACIL Tasman has extensive experience in addressing issues associated with health policy and health service delivery, aged care and specialist services in Australia and New Zealand.

The skills of our health team encompass microeconomic policy, public policy, modelling, pricing, project evaluation, decision tools (such as real options) for use where there is uncertainty, and analysis of commercial, research institute and hospital-based R&D programs.

ACIL Tasman’s expertise in the health sector includes:

• frameworks and policies for service delivery
• aged care, community and residential services
• specialist care services
• long term care options
• hospital performance systems
• analysis of costs, financial performance, budgeting and forecasting
• purchaser-provider arrangements
• hospital governance
• GP fund-holding
• economic regulation
• occupational licensing
• regulation of pharmacies
• regulation
• workforce planning
• policy and strategy development
• indigenous health and social policy
• government relations including all aspects of therapeutic goods regulation
• trade in health services.

Contact ACIL Tasman for further information on health sector projects