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Role Co-Group Leader /Honorary Fellow Manager
Research area The Centre for Community Child Health
Group Health Services and Economics

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Available for student supervision
Professor Kim Dalziel is a health economist specialised in child health. As Co-Group Leader in Health Services and Economics at MCRI she supports clinical and health services research with health economic input. Her research works to support equitable access to evidence-based and cost effective care for children.
Professor Kim Dalziel is a health economist specialised in child health. As Co-Group Leader in Health Services and Economics at MCRI she supports clinical and health services research with health economic input. Her research works to support equitable...
Professor Kim Dalziel is a health economist specialised in child health. As Co-Group Leader in Health Services and Economics at MCRI she supports clinical and health services research with health economic input. Her research works to support equitable access to evidence-based and cost effective care for children.

Top Publications

  • Huang, L, Frijters, P, Dalziel, K, Clarke, P. Life satisfaction, QALYs, and the monetary value of health.. Soc Sci Med 211: 131 -136 2018
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  • Furler, J, O'Neal, DN, Speight, J, Blackberry, I, Manski-Nankervis, J-A, Thuraisingam, S, de La Rue, K, Ginnivan, L, Browne, JL, Holmes-Truscott, E, et al. GP-OSMOTIC trial protocol: an individually randomised controlled trial to determine the effect of retrospective continuous glucose monitoring (r-CGM) on HbA1c in adults with type 2 diabetes in general practice.. BMJ Open 8(7) : e021435 2018
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  • Dalziel, KM, Huang, L, Hiscock, H, Clarke, PM. Born equal? The distribution of government Medicare spending for children.. Soc Sci Med 208: 50 -54 2018
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  • Howell, KB, Eggers, S, Dalziel, K, Riseley, J, Mandelstam, S, Myers, CT, McMahon, JM, Schneider, A, Carvill, GL, Mefford, HC, et al. A population-based cost-effectiveness study of early genetic testing in severe epilepsies of infancy.. Epilepsia 59(6) : 1177 -1187 2018
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  • Huang, L, Roberts, CT, Manley, BJ, Owen, LS, Davis, PG, Dalziel, KM. Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Nasal Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Versus Nasal High Flow Therapy as Primary Support for Infants Born Preterm.. J Pediatr 196: 58 -64.e2 2018
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