Conference · Melbourne, Australia

Measuring Health Outcomes to Inform Policy 2014

Health · Medical Equipment · Wellness

Dates27–28 May 2014This edition has ended
VenueRoyce HotelMelbourne, Australia
RunningSince 2014Irregular · 3 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Its old website no longer answers
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Editions on record
3first in 2014

About Measuring Health Outcomes

Within health research and practice, health outcomes are increasingly acknowledged as a valid and appropriate indicator of service need and intervention. However, two of the fundamental questions within the health sector is what exactly is a health outcome and secondly how can it be measured? When health outcome measurements are used correctly, they then can be used to advance policy and funding.

The conference will focus on how data can improve performance and innovation within organisations, how health measurements can
redesign policy and how health outcomes can be linked to funding decisions. With contributions from government representatives and health organisations, you will receive a toolkit to implement these
strategies within your own organisation.

Attend & learn how to:
Use data to inform policy and strategic planning
Improve health outcomes through policy design
Develop policies to inform budget decisions

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201722–23 Aug 2017CQ Functions Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia
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201519–20 May 2015CQ Functions Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia
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201427–28 May 2014Royce Hotel
Melbourne, Australia
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