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#HSR24 Day 3 opened with a #healtheconomics plenary by Prof Michael Drummond on the current state of decision making in #healthcare, and panel discussion. The final plenary lead by @aliepea.bsky.social featured a panel of funder and policy makers on the future landscape for #healthservicesresearch.

#HSR24 closes with a panel of funders and policy makers chaired by @aliepea.bsky.social - still many cautions and considerations for HSR in the digital age, but also so many opportunities… many of which have been highlighted by the fantastic presentations over the last three days!

#HSR24 Adrian Barnett shares findings and lesson learned from the LOCATE study

Community based screening for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease led to patients being screened and diagnosed as high risk sooner
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#HSR24 Day 3 Michelle Allen shares findings on consumer preferences for chronic disease screening.

Consumers value and are willing to pay for nurse led screening close to home, higher test accuracy and shorter wait times.

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Day 3 of #HSR24 is underway, and what a way to start with @aushsi.bsky.social’s Prof Steven McPhail opening the session and Prof Mike Drummond delivering a fantastic plenary on the current state of decision-making in healthcare!

Scientists, academics, researchers: We’re excited to share that @altmetric.com is now tracking mentions of your research on Bluesky! 🧪

Lots of people report they’re building a clinical prediction model, but how many actually end up being published? Not many, says A/Prof @nicolewhite.bsky.social

Day 2 of #HSR24 with lightning talks underway!
Great to see several @aushsi.bsky.social colleagues presenting their research.
First up is @rbly.bsky.social on rethinking clinical prediction and alert fatigue

Next up is Cliff Afoakwah on estimating the cost of injury hospitalisation using administrative data and implications for economic evaluations.

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Can your personality traits influence your healthcare use? Paul Kuwornu shares his analysis of the HILDA data with some interesting findings!

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Last but not least is Sunny Naicker sharing the challenges of applying implementation science principles when evaluating digital health interventions #HSR24 @aushsi.bsky.social

'It is time you cannot get back with your child'
@aushsi.bsky.social PhD student Meg Lim shares her qualitative research on barriers to accessing financial aid for pediatric cancer. #HSR24

Genuine and thoughtful consumer and lived experience partnerships in research holds so many benefits, including translation and pathways to impact, but it’s important to know why consumers may want to be involved (or not!) - Dr Fiona Russo at #HSR24

Prof Jason Pole opens today’s #HSR24 conference with a recap of day 1 - 86 presentations (!), a brilliant keynote, and a fantastic Welcome Reception event. Bring on Day 2!

Congratulations to the winning posters for #HSR24

And we’re off and running for Day 2 #HSR24 with recap by Prof Jason Pole.

Thank you to Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young AC PSM, Governor of Queensland, Uncle Billy Cummings and Professor Julia Adler-Milstein (University of California, San Francisco) for a wonderful start to #HSR24!

‘Overprotocolisation’ can lead to inappropriate dosing and medication and “recipe shopping”

A perfect example of unintended consequences of an attempt to standardise medical practice - Dr Sundresan Naicker @aushsi.bsky.social
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So exciting to have #HSR24 underway - a wonderful start to the conference with many amazing presentations to come!