Professor Emeritus Alan Shiell
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Professor Emeritus Shiell is Professor of Health Economics in the School of Psychology and Public Health at La Trobe University. Prior to taking up this position he was the Chief Executive Officer of the Centre of Excellence in Intervention and Prevention Science, and before that he was Professor of Public Health Economics at the University of Calgary where he held a CIHR Chair in Applied Public Health. At La Trobe University he is responsible for building health economic capacity in the School while pursuing research into the economics of complex interventions and systems change.
Professor Emeritus Alan Shiell's projects
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How to fund prevention delivery
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Enriching community capacity for better health
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Assessing costs and benefits of whole-of-government prevention
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Learning from complexity: when theory follows practice
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Model behaviour: A systems approach to alcohol-related harm
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Taking a snapshot of the economics of prevention
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Healthy public policy to support healthy and equitable eating
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Economic analysis of prevention: Evaluating the ripple effect
Project Status: completed
Professor Emeritus Alan Shiell's news and media
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What would you do with $100 million a year for prevention?
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Social network tool provides insights into communities
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Chief Investigators honoured for outstanding prevention paper
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Increasing spending on prevention is cost-effective: report
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Prevention a prescription for better health in Australia
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Professor Emeritus Alan Shiell's resources
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Understanding resources from the community’s perspective
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Findings Brief
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Findings Brief