Optimising health systems and health services

Yvette’s research brings women to the centre of maternal and infant health promotion. She is strongly committed to growing an evidence-base in consumer-centred maternity care that is readily converted into improved policy and practice for real-world benefits. Her distinguished national and international reputation is based on her theoretical and applied innovations in the field of maternity care. Yvette’s approach focuses at all times on enabling women's agency during pregnancy and birth.

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Sam’s research focuses on the social-psychological determinants of inequality in accessing and using emergency health services including ambulance and hospital emergency departments, as well as community vulnerability to health effects of heatwaves.

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Amina's research explores the possible impacts and improvements offered by e-health and technology in the field of medicine, especially in settings such as hospitals, primary care and residential aged facilities.

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Elizabeth is a health economist with expertise in economic evaluation and extensive experience in policy development and implementation in the field of health. Her research unites economic theory with practical and applicable recommendations and outcomes that benefit users of health systems around the world.

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